1. shaking or vibrating violently and uncontrollably
Usage: present participle of judder

1. characterized by violent shaking or vibration

1. the action of shaking or vibrating violently
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The old car came to a juddering halt at the traffic light.
• The washing machine was juddering across the floor during the spin cycle.
• He felt the juddering motion of the train as it crossed the bridge.
• The juddering engine made everyone nervous about the flight.
• The earthquake caused a violent juddering of the entire building.
• She could feel the juddering of the drill through her hands.
• The juddering stopped once the mechanic fixed the motor.