Hesitant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HESITANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• tending to hold back
• tentative, unsure, or slow in acting or speaking
• undecided or wavering
• Not prompt in deciding or acting; hesitating.
• Unready in speech.
• lacking decisiveness of character; unable to act or decide quickly or firmly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• tending to hesitate

Words related to HESITANT

hesitance14 hesitancy17 hesitantly16

Words that contain HESITANT

hesitantly16

How to use HESITANT in a sentence

• His webs went wandering off at an angle, hesitant and uncertain.
• Two bold spirits entered the door and stood, hesitant, just inside, awed because the clock seemed so startlingly alive in that place.
• It was as she stood thus hesitant that there approached her from some point in the bushes a disheveled figure.
• The asteroid miner who had previously been so sedate and hesitant now led the way.
• I had seen a canoe with the head of an eel carved in wood, and had heard often a hesitant reference to a legend of metempsychosis, of a human and eel transmigration.
• Especially when you are facing an audience of grown people and children together, you will find that the latter are very hesitant about initiating their own expression of humour.
• They were hesitant, awed by the scenes around them.
• The clan party had seen them, were hesitant about the wisdom of trying to shove them aside.
• So abstract was his manner, so hesitant his gait, that he would hug the wall as he went, nervously stroking its grimy surface with his long, twittering fingers.
• Theobald himself was hesitant about including it lest he be indicted for pedantry, but was encouraged to do so by Warburton, who later scoffed at what he had originally admired.
• Among the rocks a spring rose hesitant to the surface and struggled faintly for life against the palpitating heat and thirsty drought of the desert.
• First in hesitant showers, then in steadier downpourings, finally, as December advanced, in torrential fury.
• With one accord the riders pulled up, one man swore violently, and the hand of another dropped round to his belt in a hesitant manner.
• It is the music of the fine ones who stand hesitant on the threshold of the world, and have incessantly to struggle for the power to act, for faith and hope.
• Hesitant, the convention appointed an agent to investigate the situation.
• The side gates clicked as he stood hesitant under the shelter of the wall, and a figure emerged from his domain.
• It is so grateful to the hesitant soul to be presented with a landmark.
• I take some hesitant steps in the tiny vestibule, which is lighted by the glass door to the kitchen, wherein I hear the drip of water.
• Young people in their teens and early twenties stand, usually hesitant, on the threshold of life.

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