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Meanings of vacillation (vacillations) 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 vacillations in English
1
The vacillations of Wyatt unsettled Verity and played Oldfield and Chipperfield in.
2
I asked if Balfour's frequent inconsistencies and vacillations were due to carelessness.
3
The real source of their vacillations we may discover in the age itself.
4
He cursed his pessimistic speculations, his vacillations from the tenets of free will.
5
Flushed by the triumph of his craft, all former vacillations of conscience ceased.
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She had become used to his idle threats and disgusted with his vacillations.
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An indefinite but firm hope was hovering triumphantly above their vacillations.
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Do its vacillations not stir us to the very depths of our soul?
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Outwardly, his most conspicuous vacillations were in this winter and in the following spring.
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I ceased to blush for the vacillations of the night, since he condoned them.
11
Peace renewed between Balzac and his family-Hethinks of old friends-MadameHanska's continued vacillations-Dr.
12
Also, change did not come abruptly, but with vacillations, e.g.
13
He rebuked the vacillations, the shortcomings, the imbecility, of the Queen's government in offensive terms.
14
I know your courage and steadfastness of spirit, as well as its weaknesses and vacillations.
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We should be wary of their vacillations of temper.'
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After that vacillations of doubt and conscience ended.
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Translations for vacillations
Portuguese
Catalan
Vacillations through the time