English to Maori Meaning of hesitant - feaa

Hesitant :
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feaa, rukahu, tirengi, wiriwiri, hihira, whakahaere, tere tere

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Definitions of hesitant in English
Adjective(1) lacking decisiveness of character; unable to act or decide quickly or firmly
Examples of hesitant in English
(1) That said, I was still a bit hesitant to buy a whole big watermelon and soak it in vodka.(2) Now I'm very hesitant to cast doubt on any of your marvellous answers, but I do struggle to accept this one.(3) The kiss was slow and innocent at first, apprehensive; he was still hesitant and unsure.(4) Life is the only inspiration for Kundan Shah in an industry hesitant to accept his films.(5) The hesitant robins were nowhere to be seen - I fear I may have scared them off.(6) I know that you run into a lot of people who are hesitant to accept the fact that you say you do this.(7) That shows that customers are less hesitant to buy from the chipmaker, he said.(8) Even Ferguson was reportedly hesitant in accepting the brief last Monday.(9) I was a little nervous and hesitant about taking on the job three years ago but I am glad that I did.(10) Far from being a gesture of national confidence, our arts policy is hesitant and uncertain.(11) Their passing moves, once their strongest feature, were hesitant and ragged, to be charitable.(12) In times of writer's block, Dre has never been hesitant to seek alternative medicine.(13) The staff was very hesitant , making excuses and delaying to show Tony his baby.(14) On the other hand, the governor also seemed hesitant in giving orders to the military and police.(15) Until now, the UN has been characteristically hesitant , to sometimes tragic effect.(16) Though he would like to return home he is hesitant because of the fact that health care is unaffordable.
Related Phrases of hesitant
Synonyms
Adjective
1. uncertain ::
pahuhu noa
2. lacking confidence ::
kore te māia
Antonyms
1. inclined ::
hehema
Different Forms
hesitant, hesitantly
Word Example from TV Shows
I was hesitant the first time I tried it...

I was HESITANT the first time I tried it...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 15

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