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hesitación
Catalan
indecisió
Tendancy to hesitate.
reticence
hesitance
indecisiveness
tentativeness
decisiveness
personality trait
Spanish
hesitación
Portuguese
aversão
Catalan
indisposició
A certain degree of unwillingness.
hesitation
reluctance
indisposition
disinclination
Portuguese
aversão
reticence
hesitance
indecisiveness
tentativeness
1
Really, she had no sense of
reticence
when it came to injustice.
2
At this crisis she displayed a self-control and
reticence
which were admirable.
3
I understand your
reticence
,
but I only have a message to deliver.
4
There is the evidence of extreme
reticence
and moodiness in Fuller always.
5
One would hope Gatland expresses no such
reticence
in the dressing room.
1
When things change, you can and must expect resistance, questions, and
hesitance
.
2
James was fairly good at Technomancy despite his
hesitance
to admit it.
3
The same logic applies to Washington's
hesitance
to openly arm the Kurds.
4
Without
hesitance
she mounted the steps; he followed, a step behind.
5
She could also make clear her reason for
hesitance
and deliberation.
1
Thus it was only military
indecisiveness
that postponed the shutdown so long.'
2
The original subheading used the word prevarication where
indecisiveness
was meant.
3
All the
indecisiveness
of the interchange of guesses and rehearsed impressions was gone.
4
Despite this apparent
indecisiveness
,
Artyom felt in his bones a threat from it.
5
At least there could be no accusations of
indecisiveness
and lack of leadership.
1
The fact that he remained standing imparted a
tentativeness
to the situation.
2
The reward came with an opener that highlighted the
tentativeness
of Boro.
3
His very ignorance and
tentativeness
may be, must be, a means of especial grace.
4
He nodded and swung away, moving with a peculiar
tentativeness
.
5
They usually represented a first car for lower-middle-class people, who combined inexperience with extreme
tentativeness
.
1
In fact, Brazil's
hesitancy
is symptomatic of the countries' increasingly complex relationship.
2
On Friday he emphasized his
hesitancy
to use his broad clawback power.
3
But there are strategic reasons for Pakistan's
hesitancy
to attack the Haqqanis.
4
The same
hesitancy
was repeated as he began his second counseling session.
5
Stan must have mistaken my
hesitancy
for disapproval because he spoke quickly.
6
There was a singular
hesitancy
in her answer to the abrupt question.
7
His mood was still murky; his
hesitancy
almost a replica of Lanrezac's.
8
Hubert made gesture of
hesitancy
and said he hated to take money.
9
Turkey's
hesitancy
has frustrated Washington as well as its own Kurdish minority.
10
The sheets were open and she felt no
hesitancy
about reading them.
11
He may have seen the
hesitancy
in Ford's face, for he laughed.
12
But she possessed the courage of pride, and her
hesitancy
was short.
13
It came out without
hesitancy
or shame, and he could only murmur:
14
There was a peculiar
hesitancy
in the girl's manner which puzzled me.
15
Yet the Indian guide pushes on without
hesitancy
,
and with unerring accuracy.
16
Let the King speak and there would be no
hesitancy
,
little pity.
hesitancy
be no hesitancy
slight hesitancy
little hesitancy
certain hesitancy
least hesitancy
Spanish
hesitación
Catalan
indecisió
indisposició
inapetència
Portuguese
aversão
hesitação