8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Totter' in a Sentence
"To walk or move with shaky and unsteady steps, as if struggling to maintain balance or stability." more
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By the time the marathon finishes, he will have tottered across the finish line.
Having worn out its support, the ancient bookshelf will have tottered and collapsed.
She will have tottered through the uneven terrain of the forest, guided only by the moonlight.
The skyscraper under construction will have tottered momentarily during the strong gusts of wind.
Despite the wobbly steps, the baby penguin will have tottered its way to join the rest of the colony.
The old bridge will have tottered under the weight of the heavy truck that crossed it.
With shaky legs, the newborn foal will have tottered to its feet for the first time.
With exhaustion setting in, the hiker will have tottered to the summit of the mountain.
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