vacillancy (Meaning)
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vacillancy (n.)
The quality or state of being vacillant, or wavering.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vacillancy
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vacillancy Sentence Examples
- The politician's vacillancy on the issue left voters confused and uncertain.
- Despite the mounting evidence, the jury's vacillancy prevented them from reaching a unanimous verdict.
- The company's vacillancy in making a decision halted progress and caused frustration among employees.
- Her vacillancy in choosing a career path made it difficult for her to find fulfillment.
- The government's vacillancy on environmental regulations created uncertainty for businesses.
- The investor's vacillancy made it impossible to predict their next move in the market.
- The vacillancy of the weather forecast left outdoor enthusiasts uncertain about their plans.
- The therapist's vacillancy in offering a diagnosis left the patient feeling frustrated and hopeless.
- The vacillancy of the economy made it difficult for consumers to make long-term financial decisions.
- The vacillancy of the school board left teachers feeling uncertain about their future at the school.
FAQs About the word vacillancy
The quality or state of being vacillant, or wavering.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The politician's vacillancy on the issue left voters confused and uncertain.
Despite the mounting evidence, the jury's vacillancy prevented them from reaching a unanimous verdict.
The company's vacillancy in making a decision halted progress and caused frustration among employees.
Her vacillancy in choosing a career path made it difficult for her to find fulfillment.
