falter in



falter in something

to fail in doing something; to exhibit a lack of something, such as faith, loyalty, perseverance, etc. He did not falter in his effort to see the project through to the end. I promised not to falter in my loyalty.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Akilina-Russian
Oz (2)-Hebrew
Harry['hæri]
Taranis-Celtic Mythology
Kreka-History
Hludowig-Ancient Germanic