hawing (Meaning)

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hawing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Haw

No weak antonyms found.

The politician hesitated and hawed over the contentious issue, unable to commit to a stance.
The child hawed and hesitated before revealing their secret.
The salesman hawed and dithered, uncertain of how to pitch the product to the customer.
The jury hawed over the verdict, weighing the evidence carefully before reaching a decision.
The teacher hawed and coughed nervously as they struggled to explain the complex concept.
The doctor hawed and pondered the patient's diagnosis, considering multiple possibilities.
The negotiator hawed and debated the terms of the contract, trying to find a compromise.
The performer hawed and stammered during their speech, overwhelmed by stage fright.
The writer hawed and rewrote the sentence repeatedly, unable to find the perfect phrasing.
The witness hawed and hesitated when asked to recount the events they had witnessed.

of Haw

vacillation, wavering,waiting, delay, irresolution, faltering, wabbling, wobbling, hesitation, uncertainty

certitude, certainty, certitude, determination,resolution, firmness, firmness, certainty, confidence, resolution

The politician hesitated and hawed over the contentious issue, unable to commit to a stance.

The child hawed and hesitated before revealing their secret.

The salesman hawed and dithered, uncertain of how to pitch the product to the customer.

The jury hawed over the verdict, weighing the evidence carefully before reaching a decision.