Translations for „vacillation“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

vacillation <a vacillation; vacillations> N

vacillation

تَذَبْذُب

vacillation

تَراوُح

vacillation

تَرَدُّد

vacillation

تَرَجُّح

vacillation PHYS

تَأَرْجُح

vacillation PHYS

اِهْتِزاز

vacillation

vacillation

خَطَران

vacillation

حَيْرَة

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English

We witnessed this same vacillation when he spoke about freedom.

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But the very idea of getting used to with some of these technologies accelerates vacillation and justifications.

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She admits that she is motivated not by love but by her faith to attempt his conversion, and in turn reproaches him for his vacillations and his lack of vision.

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The same guy whose vacillation indicates his level of insincerity over any promise he makes?

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All this may sound like vacillation, but it provides an important lesson.

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During the fourteenth century, after some vacillation by judges, it was held that the plaintiff could elect which remedy he chose when the chattels had been distrained.

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The vacillation has been apparent in the high end for some time but now it seems to be percolating down to houses below $1-million.

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The great lesson of history is strength and resolve bring peace and order, and weakness and vacillation invite chaos and conflict.

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Protracted conflict is experienced by human beings as many forms of psychological distress such as anxiety, obsession, depression, confusion, and vacillation.

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It's that vacillation between "yes" and "no" answers that keeps the debate about belief boisterous after countless millenniums.

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