But under one condition, that the trepidant vigilance begins as of now.

If we defy it we shall be constantly in a state of trepidant vigilance, and one or both of us will probably get killed.

With a dog who thinks of space between him and me only in terms of springing distance, my attitude is strictly one of trepidant vigilance."

In 1901, Petrén published an important treatise on gait disorders titled Uber den Zusammenhang zwischen anatomisch bedingter und functioneller gangstorung im Greisenalter, in which he describes a condition called "trepidant abasia" or "trembling abasia".

Her request was obliged, adding 1.2 miles to the already trepid distance.

I had too many trepid moments.

They were a small party, as a king's fol- lowing went: a company of the Bodyguard, some of the older pages, a friend or two, even a few of the more in- trepid nobles from Sidon.

Punchy thermals which delight the wings of gliders and do not trouble planes with a bit of weighty metal behind them are no longer conjured up by the morning sun to drive trepid microlight flyers back to earth.

He looked close with his myopic eye to decipher that puzzle of fugues, with trepid trope he transformed a water machine into a fluid coffin, and in the end he inveighed against those charlatan astrologers capable of heralding to him only the hours that had passed.