Wavering

Wavering describes a state of being unsteady or shaky, typically in one's resolve, opinion, or course of action.

It implies a lack of firmness or decisiveness, often due to doubt, uncertainty, or conflicting emotions.

This can manifest physically, such as an unsteady gait, or mentally, such as indecision about a choice.

It suggests a fluctuating or shifting state, unable to commit or remain constant. The term captures the essence of instability and a tendency to fluctuate or falter under pressure or influence.

The subject of 'Wavering' could be any individual, subject or object. .

Wavering meaning with examples

• Faced with the daunting task, her resolve was Wavering, her confidence waning as she questioned her ability to complete the project successfully. Doubts clouded her mind.
• His Wavering voice revealed his inner turmoil as he stammered through the speech, clearly struggling with conflicting feelings about the subject matter and its impact.
• The wind caused the old tree to appear Wavering, its branches swaying precariously and seeming on the brink of falling. The tree, under pressure of external factors, was unsteadfast.
• Despite their initial enthusiasm, support for the policy was beginning to show signs of Wavering as negative feedback and opposition mounted during the debate.
• The spotlight flickered, the beam of light Wavering as if it's source was unstable or in transition, throwing a spooky shadows across the stage and altering how it looked.