quake

earthquake (The full, most common word for the event.) | temblor (More common in US news reporting; less common in everyday speech.)

stillness (Lack of movement or shaking.)

a strong quake |a powerful quake |a major quake |a minor quake |an undersea quake |a shallow quake |a quake hits |a quake strikes |the quake’s epicenter |after the quake

nature |geography |weather_and_climate |news

shake (More general; can be mild or strong.) | tremble (Often suggests a smaller, quicker shaking.) | rumble (Emphasizes a deep sound along with movement.)

steady (Not shaking; stable.) | still (Not moving.)

the ground quaked |the earth quaked |the house quaked |the building quaked |the room quaked |quake violently |quake suddenly |quake beneath your feet |quake from the impact |quake with the blast

nature |geography |movement

tremble (The most direct and common synonym.) | shiver (Often linked to cold; can also be fear.) | quiver (Often suggests small, delicate shaking.)

relax (Become calm and stop shaking from tension.) | steady (Become firm and controlled instead of trembling.)

quake with fear |quake with terror |quake with cold |quake at the thought of |quake at the sight of |quake uncontrollably |begin to quake |make someone quake |quake in panic |quake with anxiety

emotions |body_and_health |movement

shudder (Often suggests a brief, involuntary shake.) | tremor (Often used for small shaking, sometimes medical.)

calm (A state without shaking or sudden physical reaction.)

a quake of fear |a sudden quake |a small quake |a quake ran through him |feel a quake

body_and_health |emotions |movement