Quake
Quake verb - To make a series of small irregular or violent movements.
Usage example: the horror film was so scary it left us quaking with fear for hours afterwards
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Synonyms for Quake
Wave and quake are semantically related in event topic. In some cases you can use "Wave" instead the word "Quake" as a noun or a verb.
Wave
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- In Wipeout 2097, the Quake Disruptor weapon creates a wave on the track that hits all opponents in front of you.
Source: Painfully Slow Projectile - They mostly involve giant rocks, which makes sense for Gamma Crush and Gamma Quake, but not Gamma Wave or Gamma Tsunami.
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The initial wave of the human invasion of Stroggos in Quake II was to basically fire an entire army down onto the surface in individual drop pods.
Source: It's Raining Men
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