Entity: QUAKE
QUAKE refers to the act of shaking or vibrating usually due to shock, instability, fear, or anger.
QUAKE
Etymology
The word 'QUAKE' originates from Old English 'cwacian', meaning to shake or tremble.
Definition
QUAKE refers to the act of shaking or vibrating usually due to shock, instability, fear, or anger. It can also signify moving rapidly back and forth, almost vibrating.
Historical Context
Throughout history, quakes have been associated with natural disasters like earthquakes, as well as emotional responses such as fear and anger.
Cultural Significance
QUAKE is often used metaphorically to describe intense emotions or reactions, highlighting its impact on human experiences.
Related Concepts
Related concepts include tremble, shiver, and vibrate, all conveying a sense of movement or instability.
See Also
- Tremor
- Earthquake
- Fear
To quake is to shake or vibrate usually from shock, fear, anger, or instability.