Wavered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAVERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WAVER, to move to and fro
• move in a quivering way; flicker
• become weaker; falter
• be undecided between two opinions or courses of action
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move back and forth

Words related to WAVERED

waver11 wavering15 wavers12

How to use WAVERED in a sentence

• Her whole attention was concentrated on her brother, and wavered only, when the duties of the occasion demanded a recognition of the various gentlemen concerned in the trial.
• The child stooped to pick up his wooden cricket, wavered, and was about to fall.
• Amidst all the troubles of later years, the fidelity of those noble troops never wavered.
• Closer and closer they came to the fort, till, when only about fifty paces distant, the column wavered.
• For his part, young Weldon sincerely loved Louise, and had never wavered from his firm devotion during all the past months of misunderstanding.
• The German officer ordered his men to charge, and instead they wavered and started to fall back.
• Worse yet, while he wavered in the doorway the Shallums and Chelles, after vainly awaiting her, might dash back from the Bois and break in on them.
• Young Wickson never wavered in his loyalty to the Cause.
• Grimshaw wavered, unable to decide upon the way to the highroad.
• Madam Coquenil, however, never wavered in her sweet faith that all was well.
• Ishmael listened, sorry that even a rabbit should suffer on this night of nights, and was glad when the screaming wavered and died into a merciful stillness.
• The lines wavered back from the shock of impact and then the whole struggle appeared to Pasha to centre about him.
• In these cases he always felt an inner dissension and dissatisfaction, and wavered whether to ask the favour or not, and always resolved to ask.
• The curtain wavered again and from behind the folds a brown arm, bare and softly rounded, accompanied the hand that set down a tray of smoking materials.
• Within twenty paces of the gate the advance wavered, stopped, hung an instant.
• Good-bye, dear sister soul, whose affection has never wavered nor grown weary, but has been the constant tender moonlight of my soul.
• The men wavered reluctantly where they stood, and those who had loosed the turns made them fast again.
• Their trail wavered up the side of a steep ridge, and slanted off in long loops to the farther valley.
• His own policy about the Mississippi, which has already been described, never wavered.
• Her attitude towards her uncle had never wavered for a moment.
• Here she was weak, for no man of weight or character was with her, and as her men wavered she turned rein and fled.
• She stopped and wavered, her shadow, so black and small, hesitating as she did.
• The straight white shadow it cast across the floor wavered as the candle flickered.
• Laodice, raised to an upright attitude in her fresh fright, saw that his face was black and twisted and that he wavered stiffly in his saddle.
• But the picture danced and wavered before her dizzy sight.

Similar words containing WAVER without suffix ed

waver11 wavers12 wavery15 waverer13 newwaver17 waverers14 waverier14 wavering15 waverous14 newwavers18 waveriest15 waverings16 unwavering17 waveringly20 unwaveringly22 waveringness19 waveringnesses21

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