Verb:

पांवों उखड़ने लगना, डटकर न रहना, फहरना, लहकना, लहरना,

wavers's Usage Examples:

Oh yeah we also had to sign wavers and all the junk.

Dent's main industry was the knitting of worsted stockings which were probably sold at the Wavers Market in Sedbergh.

knitting of worsted stockings which were probably sold at the Wavers Market in Sedbergh.

floaty black skirt that wavers around the edge.

You've got a dud in your hands if the line distorts or wavers when the lens is rotated slightly.

Even in the department of natural science he shows the same inability steadfastly to retain principles and to work from them; he wavers between the systems of Brahe and Copernicus.

Even Roman tradition itself wavers; e.g.

The Alexandrian philosopher wavers between the two theories and has to accord to the Logos of Hellas a semiindependent position beside the supreme God of Judaea.

Yet it would seem there had been a still higher pitch used in the old ecclesiastical music. Upon this interesting question Praetorius is confused and difficult to understand, but he never wavers about the transposition of a fourth.

Hume wavers somewhat in his division of the various kinds of cognition, laying stress now upon one now upon another of the points in which mainly they differ from one another.

Synonyms:

vibrate, linger over, hover, vacillate, falter, waffle, linger, boggle, oscillate, hesitate, doubt, dwell on,

Antonyms:

stay, gladden, retreat, opening, closing,