9 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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The drunkard, stumbling out of the bar, will totter down the dimly lit street.
The fragile stack of books on the narrow shelf will totter precariously.
In the shaky aftermath of the earthquake, the buildings will totter dangerously.
The uncertainty in the financial market will cause the stock prices to totter.
The toddler, still mastering balance, will totter across the room towards his toys.
The old building will totter in the face of the wrecking ball.
The wobbly table in the crowded cafe will totter as patrons move around.
As the exhausted hiker climbs the steep mountain, he will totter from fatigue.
With weakened knees, the injured athlete will totter towards the finish line.
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