waver in a sentence

v. i.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 9, Grade 10

Definition

To waver means to become uncertain or indecisive, especially in one's beliefs or commitments.

Her confidence began to waver as the deadline approached.
He couldn't waver in his commitment to the project despite the challenges.
The decision seemed to waver between two equally compelling options.
As the storm approached, the trees began to waver in the strong winds.
She felt her resolve waver when faced with the unexpected criticism.
She began to waver in her decision as doubts crept into her mind.
The athlete did not waver in his commitment to training, even in harsh conditions.
As the storm approached, the once confident crowd started to waver in their resolve.
His voice began to waver, revealing the emotion he tried to suppress.
Despite the obstacles, she refused to waver from her original plan.