swither

[ˈswɪðər]

swither Definition

• 1. to be uncertain or hesitant about a choice between two options
• 2. to be in a state of indecision

Using swither: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "swither" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I'm swithering between the red dress and the blue one.

• Example

  She swithered for a long time before making a decision.

• Example

  He swithered about whether to accept the job offer or not.

swither Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for swither

• waver
• dither
• vacillate
• hesitate
• be indecisive

Antonyms for swither

• decide
• choose
• commit

Phrases with swither

• in a swither

  in a state of indecision or uncertainty

  Example

  She was in a swither about whether to go to the party or stay home.

• swithering about

  being indecisive or hesitant about something

  Example

  He's been swithering about whether to take the job or not for weeks.

• swither over

  to be undecided or hesitant about something

  Example

  She was swithering over whether to tell him the truth or not.

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Summary: swither in Brief

'Swither' [ˈswɪðər] is a verb that means to be uncertain or hesitant about a choice between two options, or to be in a state of indecision. It is often used in phrases like 'in a swither,' meaning in a state of uncertainty, and 'swithering about,' meaning being indecisive. Synonyms include 'hesitate,' 'waver,' and 'dither.'