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Meanings of vacillating in English
Usage of vacillating in English
1
The vacillating man is always pushed aside in the race of life.
2
Then Tommy gave him up in disgust; perhaps thought his conduct vacillating.
3
Paul was following closely behind, vacillating between picture mode and video mode.
4
For the weak and vacillating the consequences are likely to prove disastrous.
5
I was a vacillating simpleton, and you held me in your trammels.
6
Miss Wadsworth was middle-aged and vacillating and easily-led and ladylike and shockable.
7
Everybody at the palace would for a while be weak and vacillating.
8
She had weathered the tragedy poorly, vacillating between rage and uncontrollable tears.
9
He was vacillating, but he was not so vacillating as the Ministers.
10
You, on the other hand, are vacillating and ill at your ease.
11
But in vacillating councils, statesmen idle about like the cats'-paws in calms.
12
It was possible, no doubt,-nay ,howprobable,-thather heart was still vacillating.
13
Allaha is weary of Umballa's iron heel, weary of a vacillating council.
14
What if he was vain and egotistical and vacillating, and occasionally weak?
15
Aside from vacillating share prices, Law was beset with another dilemma.
16
She stood vacillating in the doorway, thinly panoplied for the struggle of existence.
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Vacillating through the time
Vacillating across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common