waver
bimbang
definition
verb
the flame wavered in the draft
shake with a quivering motion.
translation of 'waver'
verb
ragu-ragu,
goncang,
bimbang,
berkibar,
berkelap-kelip
example
His touch made her resolve 'waver' , then disappear.
We will not 'waver' , we will not tire, we will not falter, and we will not fail.
His huge black cloak started to 'waver' in the wind and slowly he turned around.
Even against such overwhelming odds, Christian's father and uncle did not 'waver' one bit.
It is therefore odd to watch him 'waver' and wobble over an issue that is not only outrageously unjust to Indian cricketers, but also flagrantly illegal.
If Baptists 'wavered' in their support of conscientious objectors, they were unequivocal about the separation of church and state.
His voice was 'wavery' , for he was not sure what he wanted the answer to be.
Something was there, something 'wavery' , indistinct, rising from the water.
Still, he doesn't always show proper instincts, and his concentration 'wavers' .
His black T-shirt 'wavered' in the wind along with his white denim pants.
But I do admire the Queen as a woman who has done her job well and never 'wavered' from her commitment to her duty and her country.
The ceiling 'wavered' and shimmered, flickering in and out of clarity.
The light 'wavered' unsteadily against the cold stone walls, threatening to diminish.
She 'wavered' on her feet and Blake was the only thing that kept her upright.
He accedes to her request to allow Neel to become her protégé and even though he sees the two becoming close, he never 'wavers' in his trust of his wife nor does he falter in supporting her humane treatment of Neel.
Mayor Li, of course, never 'wavers' , and his wife and all the corrupt managers are arrested and given long prison sentences.
His tone, including many of his commitments to social programmes, was moderate, a pitch to undecided voters and 'wavering' Democrats, much as Clinton eight years ago moved in on the Republican middle ground.
Isidore steadied me and he seemed to stand as solid as a statue, not 'wavering' a bit.
‘Merry Christmas,’ I greeted her 'waveringly' , handing her the gift-wrapped box of chocolates I'd bought awkwardly.
His light brown hair was 'wavering' in the breeze and he was taller than her mother.
Williams never 'wavered' from that claim of innocence and said he refused to confess to crimes he did not commit, even if doing so would save his life.
It goes a substantial way towards neutralising the environment as an issue and it will encourage some 'waverers' to cast their lot with the Coalition.
And though he needs cable systems to carry his program networks, he has not 'wavered' from his dedication to broadcast.
In the 1820s Hugo came in touch with liberal writers, but his political stand 'wavered' from side to side.
It is clear in fact that in each issue that Wheeler has not 'wavered' from his goal of attaining balance.
My interest quickly 'wavered' from the conversation at hand and with a soft yawn I let my gaze fall back onto the printed words of the book.
It won't be enough for some, but it will win back most of the 'waverers' .
Raymont says his own opinion of the explorer 'wavered' during the film's production.
The ship rocked and the candles 'wavered' precariously, on the edge of shrouding them in darkness.
His enemy 'wavered' a bit, but Rupert was always one for a fight.
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