Ads:

Synonym for falter [verb]

The synonym falter synonymous definition words:
means "stammer"
stumble, stutter
- conjugate verb falter
Your question...

Please repeat the code

falter [verb]

means "hesitate"
totter, fluctuate, tremble, vacillate, waver
Further results for the word "falter"

fail [verb]

means "activity"
flunk, fall short, flounder, blunder, falter, flop
- conjugate verb fail

fear [verb]

means "feeling"
dread, misdoubt, apprehend, falter
- conjugate verb fear

flounder [verb]

means "flunk"
fall short, fail, blunder, falter, flop, founder
- conjugate verb flounder

flunk [verb]

means "fail"
fall short, flounder, blunder, falter, flop, founder
- conjugate verb flunk

hem and haw [verb]

means "hesitate in speech"
stammer, falter, stall, hesitate, pause
- conjugate verb hem and haw

hobble [verb]

means "limp"
totter, stumble, hop, stagger, falter
- conjugate verb hobble

limp [verb]

means "walk lamely"
falter, hobble, hitch, shuffle, stagger, stumble
- conjugate verb limp

limp [noun]

means "irregular gait"
hitch, hobble, halt, falter

misfire [verb]

means "flunk"
fall short, flounder, blunder, falter, flop, founder
- conjugate verb misfire

scruple [verb]

means "hesitate"
waver, doubt, falter, stickle
- conjugate verb scruple

sputter [verb]

means "stammer"
falter, stutter, stumble
- conjugate verb sputter

stagger [verb]

means "sway"
totter, reel, falter, waver, vacillate
- conjugate verb stagger

stumble [verb]

means "stutter"
stammer, falter
- conjugate verb stumble

stutter [verb]

means "stammer"
stumble, falter
- conjugate verb stutter

totter [verb]

means "stagger"
stumble, falter, reel, weave, waver, trip
- conjugate verb totter

faltering [noun]

means "distrust"
hazard, disbelief, problem, doubt, quandary, hesitancy, hesitation

disbelief [noun]

means "distrust"
hazard, doubt, problem, faltering, quandary, hesitancy

doubt [noun]

means "feeling"
distrust, hazard, disbelief, problem, faltering, quandary

drooping [adjective]

means "feeble"
frail, faint, fragile, faltering, languid, weak

faint [adjective]

means "property"
feeble, frail, drooping, fragile, faltering, languid

fluctuation [noun]

means "oscillation"
vacillation, wavering, faltering, hesitancy, misgiving, doubt

hesitation [noun]

means "delaying"
procrastination, dawdling, faltering, stammering, halting

indecision [noun]

means "distrust"
hazard, disbelief, problem, faltering, quandary, hesitancy

lame [adjective]

means "inadequate"
weak, ineffective, faltering, unsatisfactory, wanting, poor

oscillation [noun]

means "fluctuation"
vacillation, wavering, faltering, hesitancy, misgiving, doubt

shaky [adjective]

means "tenuous"
tentative, dubious, questionable, faltering, vacillating, unsure

stammering [noun]

means "delaying"
procrastination, dawdling, faltering, hesitation, halting

uncertainty [noun]

means "distrust"
hazard, disbelief, problem, faltering, quandary, hesitancy

unsteady [adjective]

means "weak"
shaky, unfixed, swaying, infirm, faltering, wobbly

vacillation [noun]

means "distrust"
hazard, disbelief, problem, faltering, quandary, hesitancy

wobbly [adjective]

means "weak"
shaky, unfixed, swaying, infirm, faltering, unsteady
Perhaps you know a word which is missing here? Please participate and submit a word

Ads:

Similar words

falseness, falsification, falsify, falsifying, falsity, falsity faltering, fame,

New translations

Help, at the moment, weapon, my grandfather my hero, Hello World, trend, exclusive, that nice, anterior tibial artery, great saphenous vein,

New words

Beguiling, UBI plus, UBI, to present, adversely, approached, follicle, fence, custom-made, firstly,

The synonym alphabet

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z