1. moving unsteadily from side to side
Usage: present participle of wobble
2. being uncertain or hesitant about a decision or position
Usage: figurative use

1. an unsteady side-to-side movement
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The table was wobbling because one leg was shorter.
• She was wobbling on her high heels as she walked.
• The politician has been wobbling on this issue for weeks.
• The wobbling of the washing machine indicated it was unbalanced.
• His confidence was wobbling after the harsh criticism.
• The wobbling motion made her feel dizzy.
• The wheel kept wobbling no matter how tight we made the bolts.