Change and Hesitate

Change

Change verb - To make different in some way.

Hesitate and change are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hesitate" instead a verb "Change".

Hesitate

Hesitate verb - To show uncertainty about the right course of action.

Change and hesitate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a verb "Hesitate".

Common collocations

people change people hesitate people
look change look hesitate look
clothes change clothes hesitate clothes
way change way hesitate way
Other words: face, bit, game, color, meaning, past, times.

Both words in one sentence

  • Western Animation / As Told by Ginger Dave fought with Hoodsey Nana Bishop in life didn't hesitate to karate chop an ice cream that cheated her granddaughter on her change.
  • Calling the man Kanker Man would change the entire setting and feelings about the man, while this translation prevents such confusion: "kanker" (cancer) is used as a swear word in Dutch, one so bad that even the Dutch hesitate to use it.
  • KR Aspundh, another Tech, likewise deeply believes in the superiority of his own people (and unlike Gundhalinu, does not change his mind in the course of the story), but does not hesitate to do his duty in teaching Moon, even though he realizes this is not in Kharemough's best interests.
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