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Meanings of more hesitant in inglés

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Usage of more hesitant in inglés
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I'm more precise-orperhaps, to be honest, more hesitant-thanI am speedy.
Cleaving
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She took a second, more hesitant step, then drew a sharp breath.
Celtic fire
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But by this point I was more hesitant in my approach.
The Guardian
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However, the US was more hesitant and as a result it suffered for it.
Reuters
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I took one more hesitant step, heard something, and stopped.
The king of lies
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I think companies will be more hesitant, he added.
Reuters
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But since the November attacks, foreigners have generally been more hesitant about travelling to Paris.
Reuters
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On specific remedies, they have been much more hesitant.
The Guardian
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Without their support, Reid would be even more hesitant to bring it up for a vote.
Reuters
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His manner is different, his voice more hesitant.
The Scar
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Previously in Singapore, Kim was far more hesitant.
Reuters
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He expected that consumer credit would become tighter, and Americans would be more hesitant to spend.
Reuters
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She knew she ought to be more hesitant.
A fare to remember: just whistle\driven to distraction\taken for...
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He added that the patients themselves may also be more hesitant to treat their cancer aggressively.
Reuters
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But, Velasco said, that could change as higher rates make smaller businesses more hesitant to seek loans.
Reuters
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While Multnomah County is stepping back from marijuana cases, prosecutors elsewhere in the state are more hesitant.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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