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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a shaky note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a musical note that is not played or sung with confidence, or to refer to a message or communication that lacks clarity or certainty.
Example: "Her voice wavered as she sang, producing a shaky note that caught everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "an unsteady note" or "a faltering note."
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Nothstein's evening began on a shaky note, when he finished fifth in the first round.
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Still a shaky line back there.
The only shaky note is Wells's attachment to Islam.
Barring a few strained passages and shaky notes, he sang with passion and theatrical energy all evening, remaining strong throughout his wide range.
Richard Rodgers's music demands a kind of formality and discipline that Ms. Shields couldn't quite muster in a vocal performance with shrill edges and shaky notes.
Each conversational gambit becomes a shaky aria of misplaced notes.
Someone had left a note in a shaky hand that read "Peace, bread, roses, freedom".
And finally, in the last act, Mr. West, notwithstanding a few shaky top notes, sang with the clarion tone that made his performance in "Siegfried" so formidable.
At this point in a career that has lasted nearly 60 years, Mr. Perlman's playing has its faults: his characteristic golden tone is more uneven now, and he had a shaky ascent to a climactic high note in the "Meditation" from Massenet's "Thaïs".
Instead of Manning, the Pats would be facing a shaky — and, as Adam Gopnik has noted — probably injured Mark Sanchez, who all of a sudden seems to think that his receivers are eleven feet tall.
It's worth noting that Schmidt has a shaky track record on predictions.
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