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Discover Ludwig"shaking violently" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is shaking in an intense and wild manner. For example, "The small boat was shaking violently as the waves grew in size."
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"He was actually on the ground shaking violently," he said.
He was actually on the ground shaking violently," Mr Leonard said.
Sarah spent the journey shaking violently, her eyes screwed shut, muttering to herself.
He was lying on his back now, his limbs still shaking violently.
Relatives found him the next day pacing near a pond, covered with scratches, shaking violently, she said.
And he said, 'I think it's Adam, it's Adam.' When it hit me, I screamed and started shaking violently".
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"It shook violently.
The table shook violently.
The helicopter shook violently and plunged down to the right.
Buddy shook violently under his towel in the sunshine.
All we see is a young man who shakes violently.
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