Falter

usgb/ˈfɔːltər/Volume
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Decision UncertaintyPlay
Use 'falter' to show hesitation within moments of decision-making or commitment. SlideDespite the risks, she did not falter when it was time to choose.
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Intentional PausePlay
'Falter' can imply a deliberate pause in action to reconsider or gather courage. SlideHe appeared to falter before jumping into the icy waters.
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Internal ConflictPlay
Shows internal struggle, such as between fear and duty, which causes a momentary hesitation. SlideThe soldier didn't falter, although he felt fear.