Pronunciation: [hˈɛsɪtənsɪz] (IPA) 
Hesitancies is spelled with a "c" before the "i" due to the pronunciation of the word (hez-i-tan-seez). This can be transcribed in IPA as /hɛzɪtənsiz/. The "c" is pronounced as an "s" in this context, and the "t" is pronounced as a "t" followed by a schwa sound, represented by the "ə". The "an" in the middle of the word is pronounced as a short "a" sound followed by an "n", while the final "cies" is pronounced as "seez".
Hesitancies refer to the state or act of being hesitant, uncertain, or indecisive. It is a noun that represents a lack of confidence or a temporary pause in thought or action.
In terms of behavior, hesitancies describe moments of hesitation or reluctance when faced with making a decision, taking action, or expressing an opinion. It suggests a temporary delay or doubt, often resulting from a lack of certainty or fear of potential consequences. Hesitancies may manifest in various contexts, such as personal relationships, professional settings, or faced with important choices.
Furthermore, hesitancies can also be perceived as a manifestation of introspection or careful thought. It can indicate a healthy level of caution or consideration before proceeding. However, excessive hesitations can result in missed opportunities, lack of progress, or stagnation. The presence of hesitancies can be influenced by various factors, including personal confidence, past experiences, fear of failure, or external pressures.
Overcoming hesitancies requires self-awareness, self-confidence, and the ability to assess risks and benefits. It often involves embracing uncertainty, taking calculated risks, and trusting one's judgment. With practice, individuals can develop strategies and techniques to manage hesitancies, enabling them to make timely decisions and take effective actions in different aspects of their lives.
The word "hesitancies" is derived from the base word "hesitant", which comes from the Latin word "haesitantem", meaning "wavering" or "hesitating". The English suffix "-cies" is added to form a noun, indicating a plural form of "hesitancy". Therefore, "hesitancies" refers to multiple instances or occurrences of hesitation or wavering.
