Spanish
vacilación Stop or pause before a decision or action, due to uncertainty or doubt.
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But get under way as soon as possible.' Again the slight hesitation.
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He had no hesitation in expressing himself in favor of the former.
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The Deputy Foreign Minister said Mr Obama showed hesitation, confusion and disappointment.
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After a moment's hesitation, I went over to ask a final direction.
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He didn't understand my past objections, and certainly felt no hesitation himself.
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The President was not hesitating, in the weak sense of the word.
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I am hesitating less now than a week ago, he told reporters.
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He stood hesitating with the handle of the door in his hand.
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Yet just as the prize is within its grasp, Syria is hesitating.
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She stood hesitating and considering; she dare not let the boy out.
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Keeping your vision without wavering is difficult under the best of circumstances.
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Perhaps once strong with authority, time had left it weakened and wavering.
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His wavering hand cut the air in the sign of the cross.
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Already wavering in your new year's resolution to shed a few pounds?
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The scene had the wavering quality of something seen through troubled waters.
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The King in the ballad is in a state of virile indecision.
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I let him go, the opportunity lost to the paralysis of indecision.
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The mind of the country was in a pronounced state of indecision.
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Cohen believes that indecision on Don't Ask, Don't Tell might be pivotal.
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I have walked my floor, deep in thought, in puzzlement, in indecision.
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The vacillating man is always pushed aside in the race of life.
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Then Tommy gave him up in disgust; perhaps thought his conduct vacillating.
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Paul was following closely behind, vacillating between picture mode and video mode.
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For the weak and vacillating the consequences are likely to prove disastrous.
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I was a vacillating simpleton, and you held me in your trammels.
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He has been more thoughtful; and all the old vacillation is gone.
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One of the best-hearted men living, he did nothing in his vacillation.
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Her present attitude I set down to the vacillation of her character.
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Ambiguity or vagueness indicates either vacillation or the inability to formulate orders.
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When at last he did all trace of the vacillation had disappeared.
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Our ability to predict that effect is very limited, Tillerson replied, waffling.
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Then she gets the sap factor under control and realizes: He's waffling.
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Many insurers are waffling over where to sell insurance plans in 2018.
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Janet felt a surge of excitement-ifhe was waffling, she had him.
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She sipped hers like a bird, then started waffling like a madwoman.