Vacillation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VACILLATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an act or instance of vacillating
• the inability to decide between different opinions or actions; indecision
• The act of vacillating; a moving one way and the other; a wavering.
• indecision in speech or action
• changing location by moving back and forth

Words related to VACILLATION

irresolution12 vacillations17

Words that contain VACILLATION

vacillations17

How to use VACILLATION in a sentence

• No longer will there be any vacillation, for you yourself, an idealistic youth, a gentle dove, understand the necessity and come to spur me to action.
• It never sleeps, it needs no rest, it has no tendency toward vacillation and lack of purpose.
• Turpin brought it in person at breakfast, and stood with it in her hand, an image of vacillation.
• He understood the physical infirmities and religious vacillation which, combined, had brought the old man into his present state of apparent submission.
• I took the next steamer, and ended the vacillation by insisting on being married at once.
• After long hesitation and much vacillation, however, the Europeans placed themselves on the side of the Manchus.
• There was no vacillation or indecision, but a deliberate concentration of all his faculties upon the task set before him.
• Confusion, vacillation, obscurity, uncertainty, are as foreign to his style as to his mind.
• It is therefore, by the kind of vacillation which appears in his answers, that himself, leads us to the opinion which we have formed.
• There was no trace of weakness nor of vacillation in the man who sat across from him at the table, or slammed in and out of the house after his old fashion.
• From the Most Sublime Horizon there hath shone forth that which leaveth no room unto any one for vacillation, repudiation or denial.
• No more distrust, no more division, no more holding back, no more vacillation.
• He had little sympathy with vacillation of any kind, whether it arose from mere infirmity of purpose or from the temperament which delights in balancing opposing considerations.
• The government seem to be in a mess, but even their own friends are ashamed of their vacillation.
• Jesus put an end to the vacillation and uncertainty which in this respect still prevailed among the Jewish people of his day.
• Before parliament was prorogued the weakness and vacillation of the ministry had been very apparent.
• If a question be found contrary to reason, faith and belief in it are impossible, and there is no outcome but wavering and vacillation.
• If a question be found contrary to reason, faith and belief in it are impossible and there is no outcome but wavering and vacillation.
• Birdwood begins by excusing himself in advance against any charge of vacillation.
• If our Eastern rivers were capable of such vacillation as this, our large cities would go under once or twice a year.
• Plausaby, and that lady, after much vacillation, signed it with a feeble hand.
• Randolph, after some vacillation, had done very much to turn the wavering scale in Virginia in its favor.
• But disappointment awaited his generous illusions, for the vacillation of the king rendered the outlook hopeless.
• Then, too, the vacillation of the government puzzled them.
• Hesitation, vacillation and growing diffidence take the place of self-reliance.
• I was afraid to be alone with Goethe for an entire evening, and after considerable vacillation decided not to go.
• It is vacillation, hesitation, lack of will, feebleness of purpose, imperfect execution, that works ill in all life.
• Her vacillation promptly vanished, and she resolutely mounted the steps.
• This, and his unwillingness to part with Josephine, is a conclusion that may reasonably account for the vacillation that was so pronounced from time to time.
• The marvel is that he did not allow himself to benefit by his shrewd observations at a moment when so much depended on strength, not vacillation and weakness.
• His vacillation of opinion, as well as of conduct, was convincing proof that he acted without principle, and was influenced by his own selfish views.

Similar words containing VACILLA without suffix tion

vacillant14 vacillate14 vacillated16 vacillates15 vacillator15 vacillating17 vacillators16 vacillatory19 vacillations17 vacillatingly22

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