quave in a sentence

Definition

Quave (noun): a subtle, undulating movement or wave-like motion, often evoking a sense of rhythm or emotional resonance.

The artist wanted to capture the quave of the ocean's rhythm in her painting.
As the leaves rustled in the wind, a quave of nostalgia washed over him.
The sound of the quave from the distant drums filled the air with energy.
She felt a quave of excitement as she stepped onto the stage for her performance.
His voice had a unique quave that made every word he spoke feel heartfelt.
The dancer's movements seemed to quave with an unearthly grace.
As the thunder rolled, I could feel the ground quave beneath my feet.
Her voice quaved with emotion as she shared her heartfelt story.
The leaves began to quave in the crisp autumn breeze.
He tried to suppress his laughter, but his lips quaved uncontrollably.