1. to become unsteady or begin to give way
Usage: past tense of waver
2. to be uncertain between two or more possibilities; to hesitate in choice
Usage: past tense of waver
3. to move unsteadily back and forth
Usage: past tense of waver

Examples

• Her voice wavered as she delivered the sad news.
• The candle flame wavered in the breeze.
• He wavered between accepting the job offer and staying at his current position.
• The old man’s steps wavered as he climbed the stairs.
• She never wavered in her commitment to helping others.
• The politician’s support wavered after the scandal broke.
• The image on the old television wavered and flickered.