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What is another word for
most tottering
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Superlative for shaking or swaying as if about to collapse
Superlative for insecure or about to fail
Superlative for lacking physical strength, especially due to illness or age
Superlative for physically ill or weakened
Superlative for having or involving a sensation of spinning around and losing one's balance
Superlative for fluctuating or changing regularly
Superlative for falling or fallen into ruin
Superlative for that falls or fall
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Adjective
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Superlative for shaking or swaying as if about to collapse
trembliest
unsteadiest
shakiest
wobbliest
ricketiest
wiggliest
rockiest
jitteriest
shiveriest
weakest
jumpiest
quakiest
most rocking
most staggering
most tremulous
most shuddery
most tottery
most unbalanced
most unstable
most wabbly
most quavery
most quivery
most wavering
most wayward
most fitful
most swinging
most doddery
most shambling
most shuffling
most excited
most jarring
most aflutter
most nervous
most reverberant
most rhythmic
most reverberative
most cadent
most cadenced
most rhythmical
most top-heavy
most abuzz
most strident
most animated
most hopping
most active
most thunderous
most rousing
most kinetic
most thriving
most dynamic
most vibrant
more ❯
“He had acted on the kind of instinct that makes a horse balk at a
tottering
bridge.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for insecure or about to fail
frailest
rockiest
unsteadiest
weakest
shakiest
ricketiest
wobbliest
flimsiest
wonkiest
wiggliest
feeblest
trembliest
fragilest
slipperiest
waviest
trickiest
dodgiest
spindliest
unsurest
dizziest
shiftiest
loosest
oldest
infirmest
shackiest
riskiest
chanciest
diciest
hairiest
gnarliest
highest-risk
unhealthiest
iffiest
stickiest
gravest
seriousest
touchiest
difficultest
brittlest
hottest
wickedest
recklessest
harmfullest
ugliest
thorniest
sickliest
scariest
crumbliest
sickest
shonkiest
awkwardest
adversest
lightest
shoddiest
baddest
slightest
cheapest
severest
extremest
ruggedest
most precarious
most unsound
most unstable
most vulnerable
most wavering
most insecure
most tottery
most unsafe
most unbalanced
most unreliable
most tremulous
most movable
most wabbly
most suspect
most dilapidated
most ramshackle
most tumbledown
most doddery
most moving
most mobile
most broken-down
most quivery
most wayward
most insubstantial
most shuddery
most rolling
most staggering
most quavery
most defective
most decayed
most done
most ruined
most vacillating
most awry
most dangerous
most delicate
most rootless
most worn-out
most decrepit
most broken
most rumpty
most derelict
most shambly
most perilous
most hazardous
most parlous
most treacherous
most threatening
most uncertain
most touch-and-go
most unpredictable
most grievous
most menacing
most venturesome
most breakable
most critical
most jeopardous
most frangible
most death-defying
most alarming
most desperate
most unchancy
most ticklish
most terrifying
most speculative
most tenuous
most daredevil
most breakneck
most makeshift
most compromisable
most dangersome
most daring
most loaded
most lethal
most problematical
most erratic
most ailing
most nebulous
most ominous
most shattery
most fluttery
most capricious
most taxing
most friable
most endangered
most unsettled
most smashable
most splintery
most defenseless
US
most defenceless
UK
most destroyable
most destructible
most detrimental
most damaging
most hurtful
most injurious
most deleterious
most unsubstantial
most superficial
most nocuous
most pernicious
most prejudicial
most baneful
most baleful
most troubling
most life-threatening
most noxious
more ❯
“Such transactions facilitate the continued operation of a
tottering
business, and they are essential if the business is to have a chance to avoid bankruptcy.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for lacking physical strength, especially due to illness or age
feeblest
weakest
frailest
infirmest
slightest
faintest
wimpiest
tenderest
fragilest
softest
weakliest
sickliest
shakiest
lowest
lamest
puniest
weediest
trembliest
flattest
wooziest
ancientest
oldest
unhealthiest
sickest
unsteadiest
sluggishest
weariest
baddest
poorest
neshest
smallest
scrawniest
meagerest
US
meagrest
UK
unfittest
spindliest
punkest
ricketiest
lousiest
rottenest
dodgiest
iffiest
most weakened
most delicate
most enervated
most effete
most wasted
most languid
most asthenic
most unsubstantial
most wimpish
most ailing
most softened
most decrepit
most exhausted
most aged
most unwell
most helpless
most incapacitated
most powerless
most tottery
most strengthless
most doddery
most etiolated
most impotent
most sapless
most anile
most superannuated
most senile
most senescent
most ill
most unsound
most indisposed
most anemic
US
most anaemic
UK
most tired
most valetudinarian
most sensitive
most languorous
most drained
most crook
most broken-down
most lackluster
US
most lacklustre
UK
most tenuous
most susceptible
most pathetic
most sickened
most diseased
most fatigued
most invalid
most debile
most unreliable
most bedridden
most beat
most pooped
most ill-looking
most washed out
most worn-out
most fluttery
most tuckered out
most worn out
most off-color
US
most out of sorts
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for physically ill or weakened
infirmest
unhealthiest
weakest
ricketiest
feeblest
frailest
rockiest
sickest
wobbliest
funniest
greenest
lousiest
meanest
queasiest
rottenest
palest
peakiest
wretchedest
grimmest
baddest
awfullest
groggiest
wooziest
achiest
queerest
iffiest
sickliest
terriblest
seediest
most ill
most unwell
most ailing
most indisposed
most diseased
most bedridden
most disordered
most infected
most invalid
most feverish
most peaked
most defective
most delicate
most imperfect
most nauseated
most unsound
most crook
most sickened
most laid up
most off-color
US
most off
most stricken
most out of sorts
most afflicted
most unsettled
most hypochondriacal
most wabbit
most decrepit
most liverish
most nauseous
most peculiar
most squeamish
most valetudinarian
most bummed
most distressed
most disturbed
most upset
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for having or involving a sensation of spinning around and losing one's balance
dizziest
giddiest
wooziest
faintest
unsteadiest
shakiest
wobbliest
groggiest
tipsiest
lightest
haziest
weakest in the knees
weakest
slaphappiest
punchiest
muzziest
spaciest
trembliest
dopiest
silliest
queasiest
dumbest
rockiest
dreamiest
queerest
funniest
ditziest
woolliest
UK
fragilest
wooliest
US
lostest
blindest
most lightheaded
most vertiginous
most swimmy
most staggering
most stuporous
most weak-kneed
most slap-happy
most unstable
most unbalanced
most unsettled
most dazed
most gaga
most muddled
most dopey
most confused
most distracted
most puzzled
most quivery
most muddleheaded
most befuddled
most bemused
most bewildered
most stunned
most addled
most staggered
most mixed-up
most nauseous
most pixillated
most pixilated
most zonked
most raddled
most dumbfounded
most confounded
most befogged
most disoriented
most addlepated
most spaced-out
most shell-shocked
most delirious
most tired
most nauseated
most tranced
most addle
most volatile
most empty-headed
most senile
most exhausted
most fatigued
most enervated
most drooping
most languid
most lethargic
most woolly-headed
most baffled
most flummoxed
most nonplussed
most perplexed
most discombobulated
most stumped
most flustered
most astonished
most startled
most flabbergasted
most shocked
most astounded
most aghast
most disconcerted
most surprised
most awed
most agape
most agog
most slack-jawed
most thunderstruck
most uncertain
most taken aback
most disturbed
most upset
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for fluctuating or changing regularly
ficklest
unsteadiest
most vacillating
most volatile
most inconstant
most inconsistent
most erratic
most changeable
most temperamental
most fluid
most irregular
most changeful
most wavering
most mutable
most transitory
most variable
most staggering
most vacillant
Adjective
▲
Superlative for falling or fallen into ruin
dumpiest
shabbiest
mangiest
meanest
ricketiest
seediest
tattiest
grungiest
miserablest
rattiest
scruffiest
shackiest
shakiest
tackiest
scrubbiest
sleaziest
crumbliest
fragilest
rottenest
most tumbledown
most dilapidated
most derelict
most decrepit
most ramshackle
most ruined
most rumpty
most withering
most bedraggled
most tatterdemalion
most neglected
most timeworn
most threadbare
most broken-down
most beat-up
most uncared-for
most dog-eared
most bombed-out
most moth-eaten
most shambly
most unsound
most ruinous
most deteriorating
most corroded
most disintegrated
Adjective
▲
Superlative for that falls or fall
most diminishing
most dwindling
most deteriorating
most lowering
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