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Sunyy Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

hesitatingly vs hesitantly

Is there any difference between these adverbs or are they synonyms ?
  

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I see no difference. Be sure to keep in mind that 'hesitant' conveys a couple of meanings: to do something haltingly; to do be reluctant to do something.

— Philip

  • I see no difference.
  • Be sure to keep in mind that 'hesitant' conveys a couple of meanings: to do something haltingly; to do be reluctant to do something.
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I see no difference. Be sure to keep in mind that 'hesitant' conveys a couple of meanings: to do something haltingly; to do be reluctant to do something.
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