WAVER in THE MEMORY KEEPER�S DAUGHTER

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Definition

to move back and forth (shake or quiver)

or:

to change, be unsure, or weak

Through the wavering air she saw Bree, moving along the perimeter of the crowd near the building, passing out leaflets.
p. 131.2
What excited David was the precision he'd achieved, and the way the images did not resemble a part of the human body as much as other things: lightning branching down to earth, rivers moving darkly, a wavering expanse of sea.
p. 152.8
She thought of Phoebe sitting at the table last night, a pencil gripped in one hand, writing the letters of her name: backwards, all over the page, wavering, but written.
p. 161.8
He was running very fast along the edge of the water, pushing through the last hundred yards, his arms and legs flashing in the light, the wavering heat.
p. 176.7
The grill gave off its aromas of smoke and resin, and the coals sent a wavering heat into the sky.
p. 179.7
"This says photographer," she said, reading his card in the wavering light.
p. 270.0
THROUGH the window, filmed with years of weather and faintly warped, the view of the street wavered, undulant and slightly distorted.
p. 309.1
The sun was up, touching the river and filling the room with a silvery light, casting wavering patterns on the ceiling.
p. 376.9

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waver used in The Memory Keeper�s Daughter