Verb:

విటమిన్, అల, అల్లాడు, ఉండకూడదు, స్కాండాలిలైజ్,

waver's Usage Examples:

vaccine vacil- waver Latin vacillare "sway, be untrustworthy" vacillate, vacillation vad-, vas- go Latin vadere evade, pervasive vag- wander Latin vagus.

foundation, and probably reflects Melanchthon"s continuing guilt about his waverings in 1521.

’ Thompson’s support for the War never wavered despite the enormous casualties and he opposed those seeking a negotiated.

previously, and the interim government, known as the Consultation, had wavered over whether to declare independence from Mexico or pledge to uphold the.

The German poets have usually wavered between the English and the Italian forms.

"Tory waverers press-ganged to back Cameron on gay marriage vote".

rallies in different parts of the country in an attempt to explain the separationist position to the wavering, and Jones urged that the Sword be made "the.

Ariel is widely viewed as a male character, although this view has wavered over the years, especially in the Restoration when, for the most part,.

While his friends are devastated, he shows unwavering optimism and surprises everyone by creating a new sun with his energy ring.

As a nephew of both Henry III and Simon de Montfort, he wavered between the two at the beginning of the Barons" War, but finally took the.

Blitzstein's music wavers in its claim to an Irish lilt.

bureau chief until the takeover, from then on the newspaper took on "an unwavering pro-government line.

The album was critically lauded, and its religious overtones were picked up by many critics, such as Joe Gross of the Village Voice, who dubbed it the most egregiously American Catholic album since X's Under the Big Black Sun, Springsteen's Tunnel of Love, or that Jewish new waver Billy Joel's The Stranger.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

stay, gladden, retreat, opening, closing,