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hover

[huhv-er, hov-] / ˈhʌv ər, ˈhɒv- /


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As an aide hovers, reminding Mr. Walesa that he must depart soon for his next appointment, I ask about a gilded statuette that sits on a table next to him.

From The Wall Street Journal

With interest rates on 30-year mortgages still hovering above 6%, some sellers are having a hard time finding buyers, especially given the uncertain economic backdrop.

From MarketWatch

The chief investment strategist for Bank of America Securities, Michael Hartnett, made his contrarian call on the long bond when the yield was hovering around 5% last summer.

From MarketWatch

For a long while following an infamous incident in 2015, the idea of drones hovering over ski races was verboten.

From The Wall Street Journal

A central bank facing solid growth, stable unemployment, and inflation hovering near 3% doesn’t typically rush to ease.

From Barron's