What does falter mean antonyms?

If you stumble, you trip, stumble is the opposite of fall. This means that faltered is the opposite of ran. If you falter, you were doing something correctly and then stopped. You stopped because something caused you to stumble. If you ran, you were moving quickly or in a hurry. Running implies that you were able to keep moving without stumbling

What does the word falter mean in Spanish?

In Spanish, the verb “to falter” means to stumble or fall To stumble, one must lose one’s balance. To fall, one must lose one’s control of one’s movements. If you stumble, you most likely will trip or stumble over something. If you fall, your actions will usually be the cause of your fall.

What does falter mean in English?

The verb falter can mean to stumble or trip. Also, to fail or to lose strength or purpose. To fail or to lose strength or purpose can also refer to a person. Someone could falter in their business, failing to make money or failing to meet their goals. Someone could also fail as a parent, failing to provide adequate care or failing to guide their child.

What does falter mean in Spanish?

This verb, along with most of the other Romance languages, doesn’t have a direct translation in English. The closest word is “to fail”, but it implies something more serious that what it means in English. For example, you can fail your exam if you don’t pass it, but you might also fail to walk, like a disabled person.

What does falter mean in Japanese?

Here’s an example of falter in action. Let’s say you’re trying to say something that sounds like “takete-ni” which means “now” or “just now”. Sometime you may accidentally say it as “takete-nii” which sounds like “takete-nii” (takete-ni is the sound of “now” and to