Examples of using Wavered in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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but her voice wavered.
Even if I told you, you wouldn't have wavered anyway.
But as time passed, my enthusiasm wavered.
Swayed or wavered?
And that wavered constantly.
My voice wavered slightly from nerves.
Gen's faith in God and People never wavered.
college years, my faith wavered.
Those thoughts never wavered.
Marshall's confidence never wavered.
Where others wavered.
MI5 believed that Schneider‘never wavered' from these views
Bolívar never wavered in his radical determination as expressed in his oath,
The bourgeoisie wavered; but its entire behaviour,
During the months of her illness, though, her dedication to the expedition never wavered, and I made a promise to carry out her final journey.
her life―someone who has wandered or wavered.
the last few years, and my appreciation for that support's never wavered.
This shows that citizens' trust wavered not only in classic political leaders, but also in the system.
At a point in life when his faith had wavered, Francis found himself walking across London's Hungerford Bridge.
Her affection fo the pie maker had not wavered, despite the romantic threat of a Dead girl who wasn't dead.