1. moving up and down or back and forth alternately
Usage: present participle of seesaw
2. changing repeatedly between two different conditions, opinions, or positions
Usage: figurative use

1. characterized by alternating up and down or back and forth movement

Examples

• The children were seesawing in the playground.
• Stock prices have been seesawing all week.
• The politician kept seesawing between different positions on the issue.
• The seesawing motion made her feel dizzy.
• His emotions were seesawing between excitement and anxiety.
• The seesawing battle continued for hours.
• The boat was seesawing in the rough waves.