Definitionadj. unsteady in gait as from infirmity or old age
Last update: August 14, 2015
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These events shook the whole Persian empire; Babylon and other subject states rose in revolt, and to the Jews it seemed that Persia was tottering and that the Messianic era was nigh. [Please select]
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He supported her, though he was tottering himself. [Please select]
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Guide his tottering footsteps, and bear with him when he is slow; for he is waiting for the kind servant, Death. [Please select]
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Toddlers were tossing a ball across the lawn and tottering after it with excited shouts. [Please select]
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She was tottering, but when Gregory would have leaped to her side, she whispered, "They would see us." [Please select]
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But his tottering steps contradict him, and he urges his objections in vain. [Please select]
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This was an old lion, a king on a throne already tottering, a monarch of yesterday. [Please select]
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He was not walking, but tottering upward; the Dogs behind in line, were now doing a little better, were nearing him. [Please select]
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"Uncas, look for the marks of a shoe that is long enough to uphold six feet two of tottering human flesh." [Please select]
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For two minutes--three minutes--four minutes--he stood there, tottering on the brink of insensibility, then. [Please select]
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Her mother brought her to Paris when the French capital was brilliant beyond description, and yet was tottering to its fall. [Please select]
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