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Meanings of vacillation in English
Portuguese
indecisão Spanish
vacilación Catalan
vaivé Spanish
intercambio de pareja Synonyms
Examples for "swing"
Examples for "swing"
1
Bankers believe swing days could become increasingly common given uncertain market conditions.
2
For the past decade he been its swing vote in major cases.
3
A new manager will often swing the axe to clear a path.
4
One said: Why do people need to know about their sex swing?
5
Anthony Kennedy is considered the court's decisive, swing vote on abortion cases.
1
About ten minutes to twelve I heard a car come swinging in.
2
Here is a plot of the average swinging speed for different cases.
3
Gordon added 17 points, including two momentum-swinging dunks in the second half.
4
The laws of physics state the pendulum must now start swinging back.
5
However I didn't see it swinging back yet and that worries me.
Usage of vacillation in English
1
He has been more thoughtful; and all the old vacillation is gone.
2
One of the best-hearted men living, he did nothing in his vacillation.
3
Her present attitude I set down to the vacillation of her character.
4
Ambiguity or vagueness indicates either vacillation or the inability to formulate orders.
5
When at last he did all trace of the vacillation had disappeared.
6
It was lost to him now; as witness his present miserable vacillation.
7
All such vacillation vanished in the excitement of his taste of Court life.
8
But he was no longer the same man; his mind showed its vacillation.
9
It also speaks of confusion, vacillation, anger, torment, and his father.
10
For this vacillation in his religion has Bayle endured bitter censure.
11
It is a strange instance of high-placed weakness and conscientious vacillation.
12
Yet many failures are caused by ill-advised changes and causeless vacillation of purpose.
13
It is said that there has been supineness, vacillation and hesitation.
14
This element was well caught by Nicky English's vacillation as pundit.
15
Looking for weakness, hesitation, indecision, vacillation... anything that would trigger her predator's instincts.
16
More men are ruined by vacillation than from any other cause.
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Translations for vacillation
Portuguese
Catalan
Vacillation through the time
Vacillation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common