hesitation
മടിയും
definition
noun
she answered without hesitation
the action of pausing or hesitating before saying or doing something.
translation of 'hesitation'
noun
അറപ്പ്
example
she answered without 'hesitation'
I have no 'hesitation' in recommending him
she answered without 'hesitation'
After many 'hesitations' and interruptions, Otello was finally performed at La Scala in February 1887.
What drives them to leave behind all the pleasures of a settled life and make the supreme sacrifice for the nation without even the slightest of 'hesitations' ?
If the shafts of energy-lines across the path of coals presented the successes, and the excitement of triumph, it was the 'hesitations' in the semi-darkness that brought suspense.
In spite of our training to look at body language and listen to a person's speech, we are rarely told to pay close attention to the 'hesitations' and pauses that accompany a conversation.
What is your reaction - no 'hesitations' , no conferring, no calls to a friend - when Bill Clinton says an accusation is ‘absolutely false’?
Accompanying the installation is a soundtrack of 'hesitations' created by the artist, who has lifted them from a speech given by the father of the atomic bomb, Robert Oppenheimer.
And, however accurate, such transcripts are never complete, neither indicating the tone in which answers were given, nor the speakers' 'hesitations' , pauses or accompanying gestures.
There can be no flubs or 'hesitations' as both men say many lines together, in exact unison, to an unrelenting rhythm.
Normal speech is a muddle, a mix of sentence fragments and 'hesitations' , repetitions and interruptions.
He rubs his eyes and slurs his words, and his sentences are peppered with ums and ahs and 'hesitations' .
Fortunately, I have my writing as a refuge, and it's here that I gain my fluency - and since text is often more natural to me than talk, I insert the same 'hesitations' that everyone else uses when they're speaking.
Our speech is not the defined sentences of novels, but the mad collection of 'hesitations' and uncompleted thoughts which we voice.
There are several hearty laughs to be had, and the 'hesitations' and flubbed lines of opening night will surely disappear as the run continues.
Everyday speech is replete with idiosyncrasies, 'hesitations' and truncated sentences, and pronunciation of a syllable varies not only from individual to individual but even from instance to instance.
At the end of the six-week period, students were expected to demonstrate an ability to perform all assigned pieces, including all musical elements, without stops or 'hesitations' .
I answered that my 'hesitations' stemmed not from a love of money but from an awareness of my inadequacies.
Now there can be no more 'hesitations' and delays.
Apart from slight 'hesitations' and minor delays from the cinematographer (much to everyone's amusement) they left an indelible impression.
The voice on the phone from New York is tremulous, unfailingly polite, marked by 'hesitations' and bursts of nervous laughter.
There are likely to be longer pauses and more 'hesitations' , with great care being taken over what is being said.
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