falter

There was a falter in his voice.

speak in a faltering voice

once you falter, you're done.

her smile faltered and then faded.

The performer faltered in the middle of the show.

The marine never faltered in his duty.

He faltered out a few words.

The manager never falters in his determination.

He never falters in his determination.

he faltered and finally stopped in midstride.

"The sick man felt dizzy, faltered a few steps and then fell."

"Her voice faltered, and then she lost consciousness."

He faltered and lost his chance again.

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His voice began to falter at the mention of his sufferings in the old days.

After much wavering he finally gave his permission. Tofalter is to be unsteady in resolution or action, as from fear or loss of courage:

4 Your words have upheld the stumbler; you have strengthened his faltering knees.

The politics of the former regime were rejected by the new government leadership. If the politics of the conservative government now borders on the repressive, what can be expected when the economy falters?

Britain's faltering economy is part of the explanation.

Perhaps Iran's faltering economy will doom the regime.

If our careers have irretrievably faltered, perhaps we can turn to new interests.

Harry thought he heard the voices downstairs falter.

Umbridge looked at him coldly; his smile faltered.

Howard stepped down as CEO in 2000, and over the next eight years Starbucks' performance faltered.

The soldiers faltered for a moment as their captain fell.

" N - Nurse, " faltered Caspian, and burst into tears.

Your stock price has faltered over the last year.

He is not likely to falter on such an occasion.