Usage of "vacillant" | TermGallery

Uncertain in purpose or action.

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Examples for "wavering"

Examples for "wavering"

Keeping your vision without wavering is difficult under the best of circumstances. 
 Wired 

Perhaps once strong with authority, time had left it weakened and wavering. 
 Shadow's son 

His wavering hand cut the air in the sign of the cross. 
 And Thus He Came: A Christmas Fantasy 

Already wavering in your new year's resolution to shed a few pounds? 
 BBC 

The scene had the wavering quality of something seen through troubled waters. 
 The Great Book of Amber 

The vacillating man is always pushed aside in the race of life. 
 Pushing to the Front 

Then Tommy gave him up in disgust; perhaps thought his conduct vacillating. 
 Foul Play 

Paul was following closely behind, vacillating between picture mode and video mode. 
 Chelsea chelsea bang bang 

For the weak and vacillating the consequences are likely to prove disastrous. 
 Civilization and Beyond: Learning from History 

I was a vacillating simpleton, and you held me in your trammels. 
 Elster's Folly: A Novel 

Usage of vacillant in anglès

And life became as easy to bear as a vacillant vision seen in dream. 
 The Created Legend 

The business could not hold young Weldon's vacillant temperament for long; neither could Diana. 
 Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society 

Frequent collocations

Vacillant through the time

Meanings of vacillant in anglès