waverer (Meaning)
waverer (n)
one who hesitates (usually out of fear)
waverer (n.)
One who wavers; one who is unsettled in doctrine, faith, opinion, or the like.
Synonyms & Antonyms of waverer
Synonyms:
- procrastinate
- balance
- haw
- delay
- shilly-shally
- oscillate
- hem
- chicken (out)
- linger
- weigh
- sway
- consider
- ponder
- back down
- wobble
- equivocate
- dawdle
- deliberate
- pause
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
waverer Sentence Examples
- The waverer hesitated over her decision, torn between two equally compelling choices.
- The politician's speech skillfully swayed the waverers to their side.
- In the fickle stock market, waverers often let emotions guide their investment decisions.
- The athlete's performance was affected by a moment of wavering confidence.
- The waverer's loyalty was tested when their friend made a controversial decision.
- The religious waverer struggled to reconcile their beliefs with the realities of the world.
- The ethical waverer faced a difficult dilemma that challenged their moral compass.
- The team's morale suffered as several key players became waverers.
- The waverer's indecision prolonged the tense negotiations.
- The waverer's reputation as a reliable ally was tarnished after repeated instances of wavering.
FAQs About the word waverer
one who hesitates (usually out of fear)One who wavers; one who is unsettled in doctrine, faith, opinion, or the like.
falter,hesitate, hang back, dither, wabble, halt, teeter,vacillate, scruple, debate
stir,decide, decide, continue, stir, continue, budge, dive (in), budge,plunge (in)
The waverer hesitated over her decision, torn between two equally compelling choices.
The politician's speech skillfully swayed the waverers to their side.
In the fickle stock market, waverers often let emotions guide their investment decisions.
The athlete's performance was affected by a moment of wavering confidence.
