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Halting Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Halting? [adj] fragmentary or halting from emotional strain; "uttered a few broken words of sorrow" [adj] disabled in the feet or legs; "a crippled soldier"; "a game leg" Synonyms \| Synonyms for Halting: broken \| crippled \| game \| halt \| lame \| unfit Related Terms \| Find terms related to Halting: ambidextrous \| ambling \| awkward \| bad \| balbutient \| bombastic \| broken \| build up \| bumbling \| capricious \| careening \| castrated \| catchy \| cautious \| choppy \| circumspect \| claudicant \| clumsy \| construct \| cramped \| crawling \| creeping \| creeping like snail \| crippled \| cumbrous \| deliberate \| desultory \| deviative \| disabled \| disconnected \| discontinuous \| double \| double-dealing \| double-faced \| doublehearted \| double-minded \| double-tongued \| easy \| eccentric \| elephantine \| emasculated \| erect \| erratic \| establish \| faltering \| faulty \| fitful \| flagging \| flickering \| fluctuating \| foot-dragging \| forced \| formal \| game \| gauche \| gentle \| gradual \| guinde \| guttering \| halt \| hamstrung \| handicapped \| heavy \| herky-jerky \| hesitant \| hesitating \| heteroclite \| hobbled \| hobbling \| hypocritical \| idle \| immethodical \| incapacitated \| inconstant \| indecisive \| indolent \| inept \| inkhorn \| intermittent \| intermitting \| irregular \| irresolute \| jerky \| labored \| lame \| languid \| languorous \| Latinate \| lazy \| leaden \| left-handed \| leisurely \| limping \| lumbering \| lurching \| maimed \| maladroit \| moderate \| nonuniform \| of two minds \| patchy \| poking \| poky \| pompous \| ponderous \| rambling \| relaxed \| reluctant \| rough \| sauntering \| scrappy \| sesquipedalian \| set up \| shifting \| shilly-shallying \| shuffling \| slack \| slothful \| slow \| slow as death \| slow as molasses \| slow as slow \| slow-crawling \| slow-foot \| slow-going \| slow-legged \| slow-moving \| slow-paced \| slow-poky \| slow-running \| slow-sailing \| slow-stepped \| sluggish \| snaillike \| snail-paced \| snatchy \| spasmatic \| spasmic \| spasmodic \| spastic \| spavined \| sporadic \| spotty \| staggering \| stammering \| stiff \| stilted \| strolling \| stumbling \| stuttering \| tentative \| toddling \| tortoiselike \| tottering \| trudging \| turgid \| turtlelike \| uncertain \| unequal \| uneven \| unhandy \| unhappy \| unhurried \| unmethodical \| unmetrical \| unregular \| unrhythmical \| unsettled \| unsteady \| unsystematic \| unwieldy \| vacillatory \| variable \| veering \| waddling \| wandering \| wavering \| wobbling \| wobbly \| wooden See Also \|

Halting Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Halting?

[adj] fragmentary or halting from emotional strain; "uttered a few broken words of sorrow"
[adj] disabled in the feet or legs; "a crippled soldier"; "a game leg"

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