Pronunciation: /vækəˈleɪʃən/
noun the quality of being indecisive or irresolute
A1 I can see your vacillation between the two options.
A2 Her vacillation on the matter is causing delays.
B1 The vacillation in his decision-making process is frustrating.
B2 The vacillation of the committee members is hindering progress.
C1 His vacillation is seen as a sign of indecisiveness.
C2 The vacillation in her behavior is perplexing to her colleagues.
formal The vacillation in the committee's decision-making process caused delays in project completion.
informal Her vacillation between the two job offers is making her anxious.
slang Stop your vacillation and just pick one already!
figurative The constant vacillation of the pendulum symbolized the uncertainty of the situation.
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