wobbling
/ˈwɑblɪŋ/
adjective
- Moving unsteadily from side to side.
- The wobbling stack of books finally fell over.
- The wobbling table needed a piece of cardboard under one leg.
- She tried to balance on the wobbling log across the stream.
- Uncertain or hesitant in opinion or action.
- The wobbling voter couldn't decide which candidate to support.
- His wobbling commitment to the project frustrated the team.
- The economy showed signs of wobbling recovery after the crisis.
noun
- The action or motion of something that wobbles.
- I could hear the wobbling of the loose wheel as the car drove by.
- The wobbling of the jelly on the plate made the children laugh.
- The wobbling of the washing machine shook the whole floor.