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Meanings of irresolute in English
Uncertain how to act or proceed.
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Usage of irresolute in English
1
The count stood irresolute for a minute or two; then he said:
2
Weakness is timid and irresolute; strength is full of force and energy.
3
It was one moment of irresolute delay; on that hinge hung Eternity.
4
Vigorous and united efforts were needful; but all seemed feeble and irresolute.
5
Bles rushed to the edge of the swamp and stood there irresolute.
6
The princess stood irresolute for a moment, in evident hesitation and annoyance.
7
Jonson, looked irresolute for one instant; but the next he had decided.
8
He stood irresolute, at the crossing where the MOZARTSTRASSE joined the PROMENADE.
9
Roach made an irresolute motion of the hand that held the lists.
10
He stood for a time at the corner of the street irresolute.
11
Nina stood irresolute; too choked with sudden disappointment to risk her voice.
12
He stood irresolute; while his opponent fixed his eye boldly on him.
13
This exhausted, irresolute man was of absolutely no significance in the household.
14
I walked up and down one of the rooms, fretful and irresolute.
15
The battalion no longer stood irresolute, but advanced to meet the foe.
16
The postman dropped his hands quickly and stood still as though irresolute.
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