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waver

Intransitive Verb
past: waveredpp: wavereding: wavering

This term describes a lack of stability, whether physical or psychological. When applied to light or sound, it suggests a flickering or trembling quality that disrupts a steady state, creating a sense of fragility or instability. In a mental or emotional context, it refers to a lapse in confidence or commitment. It captures the precise moment of hesitation where a person fluctuates between two choices or begins to doubt a previously firm conviction.

Meanings

Intransitive Verb

To become unsteady or shake slightly, often referring to a sound, light, or physical movement.

"The candle flame began to waver in the breeze."

Intransitive Verb

To hesitate or show indecision in a belief, opinion, or course of action.

"His resolve did not waver even when the situation became critical."

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