Falters
Pronunciation: /ˈfɔːltər/
Falters (verb)
- to speak with pauses or uncertainty, often due to nervousness.
- to become weaker or less confident, especially in an action or decision.
- to walk unsteadily or almost fall, often due to tiredness or weakness.
Examples
- She began to falter during her presentation.
- His voice faltered when he spoke about the past.
Common collocations: falter in speech, voice falters, falter under pressure, faltering economy, faltering performance