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Teo Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
waiver in
His confidence first began to waiver in reason as an authority.
What does 'waiver' mean here?
Thank you very much for your reply.
What does 'waiver' mean here?
Thank you very much for your reply.
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e. fluctuate, falter, hesitate. MrP
- e.
- fluctuate, falter, hesitate.
- MrP
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Hello Teo
It looks like a mistake for "waver", i.e. fluctuate, falter, hesitate.
MrP
It looks like a mistake for "waver", i.e. fluctuate, falter, hesitate.
MrP
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Hi,
His confidence first began to waiver in reason as an authority.
What does 'waiver' mean here?
It actually should be the word 'waver', meaning his confidence became unsteady and uncertain. 'Waiver' is a word, but it has a different meaning.
Best wishes, Clive
His confidence first began to waiver in reason as an authority.
What does 'waiver' mean here?
It actually should be the word 'waver', meaning his confidence became unsteady and uncertain. 'Waiver' is a word, but it has a different meaning.
Best wishes, Clive
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