waver
ragu-ragu
definition
verb
the flame wavered in the draft
shake with a quivering motion.
example
His touch made her resolve 'waver' , then disappear.
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.
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.
Raymont says his own opinion of the explorer 'wavered' during the film's production.
They 'wavered' gently in the soft, quiet breeze that swept across him.
The light 'wavered' unsteadily against the cold stone walls, threatening to diminish.
Her reflection was 'wavery' , but you could see her dark reddish brown, waist length hair, baby blue eyes, high cheekbones, and full red lips.
Throughout the next 25 years, she never 'wavered' from that resolve.
As a teenager, Arafat became closely involved in the struggle for Palestine and never 'wavered' from that commitment.
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.
It won't be enough for some, but it will win back most of the 'waverers' .
This is where the song gets 'wavery' and the concept comes to fruition.
In the 1820s Hugo came in touch with liberal writers, but his political stand 'wavered' from side to side.
Everything had a 'wavery' look to it, like when you put on glasses that are the wrong prescription or you just plain don't need glasses.
My upper body 'wavered' precariously and my eyes watered as I caught sight of the drop below.
If Baptists 'wavered' in their support of conscientious objectors, they were unequivocal about the separation of church and state.
Isidore steadied me and he seemed to stand as solid as a statue, not 'wavering' a bit.
Derrick 'wavered' when seeing her smile and sighed.
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.
The ground 'wavered' unsteadily beneath him and he couldn't help but curse as his back erupted in pain.
The Nobel Prize has been declined on only two occasions, although there have been 'waverers' .
And though he needs cable systems to carry his program networks, he has not 'wavered' from his dedication to broadcast.
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 is clear in fact that in each issue that Wheeler has not 'wavered' from his goal of attaining balance.
We have not 'wavered' from this position, and we do not intend to do so now.
Nolen pulled his gun from its holster and pointed it 'waveringly' at her, eyes wide in terror and confusion.
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.
She leaned in to 'waveringly' kiss him, then for a while she was quiet.
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