Definition
Definition of vacillant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
indecisionDated wavering in mind or opinionDated
- His vacillant attitude made decision-making a lengthy process..
2.
physical movementDated swaying unsteadilyDated
- The vacillant walk of the toddler amused the family..
Origin of vacillant
Latin, vacillare (to sway)
Examples of vacillant in a sentence
The vacillant voter couldn't decide on a candidate. The vacillant bridge made crossing it a challenge. His vacillant steps showed he was still dizzy.
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- French:vacillant, chancelant, ...
- German:wankelmütig, schwankend, ...
- Italian:vacillante, barcollante, ...
- Spanish:vacilante, inestable, ...
- Portuguese:vacilante, trôpego, ...
- Chinese:犹豫不决的, 摇晃的, ...
- Japanese:優柔不断な, よろめく, ...
- Arabic:متردد, مُتَأَرْجِح, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְנַדְנֵד, מִתְנַעְנֵעַ, ...
- Russian:колеблющийся, шаткий, ...
- Ukrainian:вагаючийся, хиткий, ...
- Hindi:दुविधाग्रस्त, डगमगाता, ...
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