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hovering

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Noun — The act of remaining suspended in one place, or of lingering nearby.

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Etymology

From hover + -ing.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “hovering” mean?

The word “hovering” means the act of remaining suspended in one place, or of lingering nearby. In plain terms, the state of floating in place or lingering close by, often with a sense of being overly attentive or watchful.

How do you use “hovering” in a sentence?

Here is “hovering” used in a sentence: “The constant hovering of the security guard made the shoppers uneasy.”

What part of speech is “hovering”?

“Hovering” is a noun.

Is “hovering” a common word?

“Hovering” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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