Definition of Vacillate
to waver between different opinions or actions; be indecisive
Examples of Vacillate in a sentence
If you ask Paula to choose a restaurant for lunch, she will vacillate between restaurants forever. 🔊
While King Henry was normally a good leader, he had the tendency to vacillate when important decisions needed to be made. 🔊
If you vacillate between two positions, there is no way you will win the debate. 🔊
Sally is beginning to vacillate about whether or not she wants to get married on Christmas Day. 🔊
You will miss a great opportunity if you vacillate instead of accepting the job offer! 🔊
Although Helen will vacillate on the choice for a long time, in the end, she will more than likely make the right decision. 🔊
Jack and Jill vacillate between loving and hating each other on a daily basis. 🔊
It is not uncommon for people to vacillate when it comes to choosing lottery numbers. 🔊
Because her opinions rarely waiver, Ann is not one to vacillate on any subject which is important to her. 🔊
The defendant’s confession will probably vacillate the jury’s verdict. 🔊
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