Verb:

విటమిన్, అల, అల్లాడు, ఉండకూడదు, స్కాండాలిలైజ్,

wavers's Usage Examples:

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

Better to just hang on and enjoy the ride, because the Aquabats conduct that ride with a panache few other third-wavers can match, and their songwriting skills continue to improve with each record.

Flag wavers and people in medieval clothes going to the Parma Cathedral.

While several of Brown's concepts were in common with the second-wave feminist arguments she precedes, other second-wavers such as Betty Friedan found Brown's message 'obscene and horrible.

it three out of five, describing it as "the Generation X-flag-wavers" splenetic slice of Bay Area punk".

Glide guitar is a technique for playing guitar in which the player strums while holding the vibrato bar, resulting in a pitch that wavers.

Her opinion is that second-wavers typically organize protest marches in order to create change, while third-wavers have turned to “online organizing.

The complications surrounding this form of dystonia are speech related and can cause symptoms such as speech that wavers, speech that sounds like a whisper, or speech that is hesitant.

[the film] is a motion picture that wavers between irritating and flat-out dull.

good for socializing, but it"s a challenging game whose interest never wavers.

protect the men under his command; however, his belief in the Republic wavers over the course of the series.

magic like the moons beam, ah, ah, ah, ah wavers through the valley! As haltingly vanishes the night, the lark starts to sing, ah, the light she promises.

in Europe alongside dark wave music, whose followers were called wavers or dark wavers.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

stay, gladden, retreat, opening, closing,