Shakiest Meaning in English

word · lemma: shaky

US

ˈʃeɪkiɪst

SHAY-kee-ist

UK

ʃˈeɪki

SHAY-kee-ist

Definition

'Shakiest' is the superlative form of 'shaky.' It describes something or someone that is the most unstable, unsteady, or likely to fall or fail.

Usage & Nuances

'Shakiest' is used for objects or situations that are least stable or secure. Common collocations: 'the shakiest ladder', 'the shakiest economy'. It's sometimes used figuratively (e.g., 'the shakiest relationship'). Usually informal.

• Spanish: más inestable - más tembloroso
• Portuguese (BR): mais trêmulo - mais instável
• Portuguese (PT): mais trémulo - mais instável
• Chinese (Simplified): 最不稳定的 - 最摇晃的
• Chinese (Traditional): 最不穩定的 - 最搖晃的
• Hindi: सबसे डगमगाता - सबसे अस्थिर
• Arabic: الأكثر اهتزازًا - الأكثر ضعفًا
• Bengali: সবচেয়ে অনিরাপদ - সবচেয়ে কাঁপুনি ভাবাপন্ন - সবচেয়ে অস্থির
• Russian: самый шаткий - наиболее непрочный
• Japanese: 最も不安定な - 一番ぐらぐらな
• Vietnamese: lung lay nhất - dễ đổ nhất - không vững nhất
• Korean: 가장 불안정한 - 가장 흔들리는
• Turkish: en sallantı - en güvensiz - en dengesiz
• Urdu: سب سے غیر مستحکم - سب سے زیادہ کانپتا ہوا
• Indonesian: paling goyah - paling tidak stabil

Example Sentences

This is the shakiest chair in the room.

basic

The shakiest bridge was unsafe to cross.

basic

He felt the shakiest after hearing the bad news.

basic

Out of all the ladders, this one is definitely the shakiest.

natural

That's the shakiest excuse I've ever heard.

natural

Our company was at its shakiest during the crisis.

natural