0 in a nervous way, stopping often while you are saying or doing something: --
She walks haltingly toward him.
He spoke haltingly about his experiences as a hostage.
Public services developed haltingly during the 1950s.
The song is a variable short series of around three to four notes of rich, fluty, liquid, slurred, short whistled notes; these are sometimes delivered haltingly and sometimes rapidly.
In performance terms, the manufacturing sector's output after 1975 grew haltingly.
Haltingly and with shame he describes how, as a junkie, he stole his nephew's prized gold coin to sell for drug money.
The nation became nearly selfsufficient in sugar, and banana exports grew, albeit haltingly.
They speak haltingly, in a loud, indistinct manner.
The government responded haltingly to these changes with some new cabinet appointments and with somewhat softer restrictions on the media.
As haltingly vanishes the night, the lark starts to sing, ah, the light she promises, shadows recede!
