hesitantly 的定义
- hesitating; undecided, doubtful, or disinclined.
- lacking readiness of speech.
hesitantly 近义词
dubiously
hesitantly 的近义词 3 个
更多hesitantly例句
- People who are in higher-risk groups for serious Covid-19 illness might also be more hesitant than people who aren’t.
- On Thursday, in response to reports that some prisons had been hesitant to distribute the forms, Judge Phyllis Hamilton ordered that the IRS send prisons another notice directing them to do so.
- Democrats have been hesitant to join the “defund” movement, and Republicans have indicated it’s a nonstarter for them.
- Yet even many Democratic politicians have been hesitant to embrace calls to defund police departments.
- The lackluster reaction other DTC IPOs has left some companies hesitant to go public.
- According to police, she “hesitantly” complied with orders and told police that she had done nothing wrong.
- “There were times when I was writing the book when I did get angry at the president,” she says hesitantly.
- I asked him to clarify, and he hesitantly said, “gay people.”
- “I am happy to write more articles like that,” he said hesitantly.
- From behind the shell of a ruined building a figure came, walking slowly toward him, walking hesitantly.
- He returned the man's smile, rather hesitantly; then blinked, for the fat man was coming straight toward him.
- He reached hesitantly toward the beam-gun, quickly thumbed the catch down to the lowest point, which was simple shock.
- But, as if suddenly aware of it again, she looked up at him and drew hesitantly away.
- Dor picked up the horn hesitantly, Burl showing him how to use it.