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judder
A shaking or wobbling effect in a video image. Judder is often caused by the conversion of 24 frames-per-second movie film to 30 and 60 frames-per-second video. See telecine and flicker.
judder Informal chiefly Brit
abnormal vibration in a mechanical system, esp due to grabbing between friction surfaces, as in the clutch of a motor vehicle


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BT announcing 15,000 job losses is a juddering reminder that we are living in an age of economic turmoil.
A call for help; voice@mirror.co.uk VOICE OF THE by The Mirror (London, England)
Maybe bosses thought that, as the course of true love never did run smooth, a juddering ride on the love bus would be just the ticket.
No takers for the bus of romance by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
THE spectacular rise in farmland values has come to a juddering halt after some of the strongest growth ever seen.
Farmland price rises halted; COMMERCIAL PROPERTY by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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