hesitant in Greek
hesitant in Greek is διστακτικός — hesitant means slow to act or decide because of uncertainty, nervousness, or reluctance.
hesitant in Greek
διστακτικός
Pronounced: distaktikos
Tending to hesitate, wait, or proceed with caution or reservation.
What does "hesitant" mean?
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adj Slow to act or decide because of uncertainty, nervousness, or reluctance.
"He was hesitant to sign the contract without reading it twice."
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hesitant in a sentence
- He was hesitant to sign the contract without reading it twice.
- She gave a hesitant smile, unsure how to react.
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What is "hesitant" in Greek?
"hesitant" in Greek is διστακτικός. hesitant means: Slow to act or decide because of uncertainty, nervousness, or reluctance.
How do you pronounce διστακτικός?
"hesitant" in Greek is διστακτικός, pronounced "distaktikos".
How do you use "hesitant" in a sentence?
Example: "He was hesitant to sign the contract without reading it twice." In Greek, "hesitant" is διστακτικός.
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