vacillate|vacillated|vacillates|vacillating in English

verb

[vac·il·late || 'væsɪleɪt]

sway to and from, fluctuate; hesitate, wave

Use "vacillate|vacillated|vacillates|vacillating" in a sentence

1. These vacillating elements are opportunistic.

2. This time, they did not vacillate.

3. Theirs is a vacillating attitude.

4. These two sounds vacillating.

5. Lit. vacillate Vaina = adj. or n.

6. When did she begin to vacillate?

7. She is vacillating between hope and fear.

8. The earthquake caused the entire house to vacillate.

9. But a few cadres started to vacillate.

10. Yet the book itself vacillates between the wonted and the novel.

11. I go back and I vacillate about it.

12. He is vacillating between leaving and staying on.

13. Modern character is inconstant, divided, vacillating.

14. 20 Now is not the time to vacillate.

15. I vacillated between the false potency of scorn and feelings of ineptitude.

16. Table 1 - 6 illustrates the EPA's vacillating overall budget.

17. Oh, do stop vacillating and make up your mind!

18. We cannot vacillate on the question of the party's leadership.

19. The voters are vacillating between the two candidates.

20. In a vacillating economy it is impossible to calculate resource allotment.

21. These visceral, vacillating lanes, nooks and crannies were his ethical nursery.

22. You can tell when they're stressed out, they'll equivocate and vacillate.

23. A vacillating person finds it hard to make up his mind.

24. Don't vacillate about asking for assistance if you need it.

25. How often we vacillate back and forth, pro and conning things to death.