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Meanings of hesitate in English
Usage of hesitate in English
1
If you need any help or advice, please don't hesitate to ask.
2
Yet I hesitate to call it an animal, for several fundamental reasons.
3
If your travel plans are disrupted, don't hesitate to ask for help.
4
Mr Gollschewski said police would not hesitate to send wrongdoers to court.
5
While that may sound obvious, brokerages often hesitate to talk to regulators.
6
But even they hesitate to release every possible attack against USB devices.
7
Subterfuge may be necessary; do not hesitate: the end justifies the means.
8
Sister Kate didn't hesitate, nor did she seem surprised at the question.
9
Nor did the parsons hesitate to be personal even in their prayers.
10
Please do not hesitate to contact us, should you require more information.
11
They stutter and hesitate, fail to be understood, fail to speak out.
12
It is out of the question to hesitate longer; we must act.
13
When they offered me a ride home, I didn't hesitate to accept.
14
It is knowledge that poisons us, events one would hesitate to imagine.
15
I hesitate about Sir Percival, in the face of the plainest proofs.
16
But if you volunteer the information, that's a different story. I hesitate.
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Hesitate through the time
Hesitate across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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