Irresolute

to show or feel hesitant; to be uncertain

Tomochman (he/him)

Tomochman (he/him)

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"(He is a) poor, weak, irresolute, false, lying, dishonest, contemptible wretch that nobody loves, that nobody believes, that nobody will trust."
– Sir Robert Walpole
first Prime Minister of Great Britain, on Frederick, Prince of Wales, eldest son of King George II and father of King George III.

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Gian D’Oh

Gian D’Oh

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Do irresolute Australians give down?

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Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels

Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels

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It will be the workers, with their courage, resolution and self-sacrifice, who will be chiefly responsible for achieving victory. The petty bourgeoisie will hesitate as long as possible and remain fearful, irresolute and inactive; but when victory is certain it will claim it for itself and will

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