Of two minds or counsels; undecided, irresolute; divided in mind, not unanimous.

Doubtful, perplexed, irresolute.

Double (in figurative sense); double-minded, wavering. Obsolete.

figurative. Double-minded, irresolute. Obsolete.

Vacillating, undecided, inconstant; faltering in resolution or allegiance.

Undecided; not directed to a definite end.

In a state of mental suspense; waiting for the issue; doubtful, uncertain; undecided.

Hesitating.

Fluctuating, unstable, inconstant. Obsolete.

Uncertain, hesitating, wavering.

A state of doubt, hesitation, or perplexity; chiefly in in a mammering.

Having two ‘minds’; undecided or wavering in mind. †Also, formerly, having two meanings, an overt and a concealed.

Not settled or stable in opinion or resolve; not clearly determined or decided.

Unresolved; irresolute.

Of a person: that has not resolved or decided to do something; without a definite intention or purpose; irresolute. Also: †(of an action) indicative…

That staggers, in intransitive senses of the verb. transferred and figurative. In early use often, †Hesitating, undecided.

? Fickle.

Unresolved or undecided as to a course of action. Also figurative.

figurative. Of the nature of cheverel-leather; stretching, flexible, pliable, yielding, elastic; esp. in phrase a cheverel conscience.

Sometimes off and sometimes on; intermittent, taking place at intervals; vacillating, inconstant, fluctuating; (of a sick person): not noticeably…

Hesitating, wavering, shifting.

Undetermined, unresolved.

That does not resolve (something or someone); without resolution.

That demurs: see the verb.

Vacillating, wavering. Obsolete.

Inclined to suspend one's judgement; undecided in mind; of, pertaining to, characterized by, or in a state of suspense. (†rarely predicative.)

That hovers. Hesitating, wavering; uncertain.

Irresolute, wavering; fickle. Cf. startle, v. 6a. Obsolete.

Not resolved; not settled in opinion; undecided, uncertain; wavering, irresolute.

That hesitates: see the verb.

Not determined to a certain course of action.

Of persons. Marked by change or vacillation in opinions or views. Obsolete.

Wavering, vacillating, insecure.

Hesitating; irresolute, undecided; stammering.

Relating to those who do not vote either for or against a measure.

Characterized by hesitation.

(adj. or adv.) Without decision or distinction; undecided. Obsolete.

quasi-adj. Light, tossed hither and thither.

Of a person: tending to affirm or deny indifferently or according to expediency; hesitating, vacillating, undecided. Now rare.

Vacillating.

Hanging between two things, courses, etc.; hesitant, undecided. Obsolete. rare.

Undecided, irresolute.

As adj. Hovering between two parties.

= hesitative, adj.

Hovering between two sides. Obsolete. rare.

Vacillating, irresolute, undecided.

(nonce-use.)

Of a person: trifling, fussy, concerned with small or unimportant detail; foolish or indecisive.

that ‘wiggle-waggles’; figurative vacillating.

Irresolute, hesitating.

= indecisive, adj. 2.

Characterized by indecision; undecided; hesitating; irresolute.

Esp. of emotions or feelings: incompatible or at odds; confused, contradictory. Also (in later use) of a person: having, displaying, or…

Shewing, or given to, hesitation.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Of persons: Given to vacillation.

(a) characterized by both ‘yea’ and ’nay’; (hence) characterized by a lack of firm answers or decisions; equivocal (now rare); (b) answerable by…

Demurring, hesitating. rare.

Undecided, irresolute, vacillating. Cf. shilly-shally, adj. Obsolete.

= oscillatory, adj. 1.

Of persons: Tending to vacillate.

attributive. Of or like thistledown (literal and figurative).

Not having all the characteristics of the thing specified; (also) not wholly committed or involved.

Designating a person or thing (esp. a condition or process) characterized by vacillation or alternating periods of action and inaction; = on-agai…

Dithering, trembling.

Chiefly British. Vacillating, indecisive, wavering.