falter
To falter is to start to fall or to lose your balance. When you falter on a staircase, you can easily fall down and hurt yourself.
She faltered as she walked down the stairs.
The horse faltered as it stepped on a rock.
To falter is to start to fall or to lose your balance. When you falter on a staircase, you can easily fall down and hurt yourself.
She faltered as she walked down the stairs.
The horse faltered as it stepped on a rock.
verb
speak haltingly
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verb
be unsure or weak
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verb
walk unsteadily
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verb
move hesitatingly, as if about to give way
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noun
the act of pausing uncertainly
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As such the premise of the article falters.
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The assembly was seen as faltering and in disarray.
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By the mid 70's, the club was faltering.
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After the accession of Denmark and the country began to falter.
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The economy started to falter after signing to the FTA.
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The manufacturing industry in Syracuse began to falter in the 1970s.
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As a result, the economies of many of the post towns began to falter.
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In the end, the economy faltered and taxation became more onerous.
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Subsequently the executions stopped immediately the attack was seen to falter.
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The Spartans would only falter in the snow at West York.