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The mind caught mid-coin-flip, refusing to land on heads or tails.
means To hesitate, wobble, or lose steadiness between choices, beliefs, or physical balance.
from From Middle English waveren, kin to wave and to the Old Norse vafra, to flicker or move unsteadily — the body's wobble lent its name to the mind's.
Not a waiverThat one forfeits rights; this one forfeits resolve.
Flame rootsCandles waver before minds learned to.
Voice versionA wavering voice betrays nerves the words deny.