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faltering

[ UK /fˈɒltəɹɪŋ/ ]
[ US /ˈfɔɫtɝɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the act of pausing uncertainly
    there was a hesitation in his speech
ADJECTIVE
  1. unsteady in speech or action

How To Use faltering In A Sentence

  • He had tears in his eyes and a faltering voice as he paid tribute to his wife.
  • This realism is in part due to the elaborate set and costume design, but also to Campbell's unfaltering characterisation of Morgan.
  • Through their intimate portrayal of the daily struggles of Natividad Nata, her husband Daniel and their children, we discover the true face of hardship, but also Nata's courage and resilience and her family's unfaltering love and unity. E. Nina Rothe: The Human Rights Watch Film Festival Digs Deep, Asks the Hard Questions
  • The House and Senate bills also contain provisions giving faltering companies less time to settle their debts and reorganize.
  • Although Democrats appear to be using the faltering economy to their advantage, Youngstown Republicans like McCain volunteer Tracey Winbush say they are making headway.
  • On the cover of the novel is a photo of an anorexic young Johnny with earring and guitar; inside is his portrait of the faltering and the fameless. Lethem Heads West, Takes It Easy
  • They entered forests of oak and beech, following a faltering trail. Somewhere East of Life
  • "You can't go to the cops," Stan said, his voice faltering.
  • His gaze settled upon her like a knife at her throat, his steps unfaltering. Earl of Durkness
  • I opened my lips to speak; she saw his name faltering on my tongue, and stopped me. The Forsaken Inn A Novel
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