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Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of hesitation, delay, or stopping in an action. It can describe a physical pause, a mental deliberation, or a reluctance to proceed, often implying a lack of swiftness or decisiveness.
Derived headwords
- 1.to hesitateboth
To pause or stop in an action, often due to deliberation or uncertainty.
- 1.hesitationboth
A state of stopping or pausing, often implying a lack of decisiveness or a moment of deliberation.
- 1.to hesitateboth
To pause or stop in an action, often due to deliberation or uncertainty.
- 2.to delayboth
To tarry or linger in an affair, not proceeding quickly.
- 3.to be slowboth
To proceed with slowness or deliberation.
- 4.to falterboth
To hesitate in speech or action, showing uncertainty.
- 1.to lingerboth
To remain or stay in a place or situation for a longer time than necessary, often implying delay.
- 2.to delayboth
To postpone or put off an action, causing it to take longer.
- 3.to take one's timeboth
To proceed slowly and deliberately, without haste.
- 1.to stopboth
To cease movement or activity.
- 2.to haltboth
To bring to a standstill.
- 3.to pauseboth
To stop temporarily.
- 1.to be deliberateboth
To act with care and consideration, without haste.
- 2.to be patientboth
To endure delay or suffering without complaint.
- 3.to proceed slowlyboth
To move or act at a slow pace.
- 1.to retreatclassical
To move back or withdraw from a position or situation.
- 2.to recoilclassical
To spring back suddenly, as if in fear or disgust.
- 1.to hesitateclassical
To pause or hold back in uncertainty or fear.
- 2.to falterclassical
To lose strength or momentum; to waver.
- 1.to considerboth
To think carefully about something.
- 2.to look closelyboth
To examine or observe with attention.
- 3.to reflectboth
To think deeply or carefully about something.