vacillation
/ˌvæsəˈleɪʃən/
noun
- The act of changing your opinion or decision many times; indecision.
- The manager's constant vacillation frustrated the employees who needed clear direction.
- His vacillation between two careers left him stuck in the same job for years.
- After much vacillation, she finally chose the blue paint for her room.
- A back-and-forth movement or fluctuation.
- The vacillation of the pendulum kept the clock ticking evenly.
- The vacillation of the light on the water created a mesmerizing pattern.
- Scientists observed the vacillation of the magnetic field over time.
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