hesitation in Latin
hesitation in Latin is cunctātiō, haesitātiō — hesitation means a brief pause caused by uncertainty or reluctance before acting or deciding.
hesitation in Latin
cunctātiō
An act of hesitating
haesitātiō
An act of hesitating
What does "hesitation" mean?
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noun A brief pause caused by uncertainty or reluctance before acting or deciding.
"She answered without hesitation."
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hesitation in a sentence
- She answered without hesitation.
- There was a moment of hesitation before he agreed to help.
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What is "hesitation" in Latin?
"hesitation" in Latin is cunctātiō, haesitātiō. hesitation means: A brief pause caused by uncertainty or reluctance before acting or deciding.
How do you use "hesitation" in a sentence?
Example: "She answered without hesitation." In Latin, "hesitation" is cunctātiō, haesitātiō.
Are there other ways to say "hesitation" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "hesitation": cunctātiō, haesitātiō.
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