Hesitate (forms)

She was (...) to make a final decision, worried about the potential risks involved.

• hesitate
• hesitant
• hesitation

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitant," which describes feeling unsure or reluctant to decide.

His (...) was noticeable, and it made the team question his confidence in the project.

• hesitation
• hesitant
• hesitating

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitation," which refers to the act of pausing or being uncertain.

Don’t (...) to reach out if you have any questions about the new policy.

• hesitation
• hesitant
• hesitate

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitate," meaning to feel uncertain or delay in reaching out.

After (...) for a few moments, he finally agreed to take on the leadership role.

• hesitation
• hesitating
• hesitant

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitating," describing the action of pausing before agreeing.

Despite her (...) in presenting the proposal, she delivered it effectively in the end.

• hesitating
• hesitation
• hesitate

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitation," which means a momentary pause due to uncertainty.

The manager was (...) to implement the changes without full approval from the board.

• hesitate
• hesitation
• hesitant

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitant," indicating reluctance to proceed without approval.

He accepted the offer without (...) , eager to start his new position as soon as possible.

• hesitate
• hesitant
• hesitation

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitation," indicating he accepted eagerly without delay.

The team members noticed him (...) before making the final call, which worried them.

• hesitate
• hesitant
• hesitating

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitating," describing the action of pausing before making a decision.

She didn’t (...) to address the concerns of her colleagues during the meeting.

• hesitate
• hesitation
• hesitant

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitate," indicating she was direct and did not delay addressing concerns.

There was a brief moment of (...) before the group decided to proceed with the plan.

• hesitation
• hesitant
• hesitating

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "hesitation," meaning a moment of pause before making a decision.