hesitancy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++hes·i·tan·cy /ˈhezətənsi/ (also hesitance /-təns/) noun [uncountable] NOT SUREwhen someone is uncertain or slow in doing or saying something 犹豫，踌躇，迟疑
Examples from the Corpus
hesitancy• But there was always a hesitancy about it.• Here, the gentle hesitancy of the blind.• Sensing Ann's hesitancy, Louella added quickly, "We won't stay long."• There was a certainty - a vitality - in his every movement, such that even the slightest hesitancy was telling.• Or else he was pretending some hesitancy if the question proved delicate.• That explains the hesitancy of my memory.• A few candidates may virtually eliminate themselves by their hesitancy and you can even consider refusing to continue the interview.• She answered effortlessly, fluently, without hesitancy, aided by her innate gift for words.hes·i·tan·cy nounChineseSyllable
in someone uncertain Corpus is when slow or doing
hesitancy
hes‧i‧tan‧cy /ˈhezətənsi, ˈhezɪtənsi/
(also hes‧i‧tance /-təns/) noun [uncountable]
when someone is uncertain or slow in doing or saying something
hes‧i‧tan‧cy /ˈhezətənsi, ˈhezɪtənsi/
(also hes‧i‧tance /-təns/) noun [uncountable]when someone is uncertain or slow in doing or saying something