1. people who are uncertain or indecisive about what to do or believe
Usage: plural of waverer

Examples

• The waverers in the group finally decided to support the proposal.
• Political campaigns often target waverers who haven’t made up their minds.
• The coach was frustrated with the waverers on the team who couldn’t commit to the training schedule.
• During the crisis, there was no time for waverers – quick decisions were needed.
• The waverers changed their votes at the last minute.
• She tried to convince the waverers to join their cause.