Significats de faintheartedness en anglès

Had his fortunes run aground, mired in the faintheartedness of his men?

His Majesty, bitterly complaining of Pitt's faintheartedness, tried to break the coalition.

Mrs Borlais senses the wavering of enthusiasm, and takes it to be faintheartedness.

It was faintheartedness, sloth, placation, doubt, vagueness and romantical misconception.

She was touched by his faintheartedness; he who nevertheless seemed to be about thirty years old.

Their last hope was in my hoped-for faintheartedness.

This view of the case was so reasonable, that Fred rallied and half smiled at his own faintheartedness.

It brims over with vital force and joy; faith in the central order keeps casting out faintheartedness and weariness.

But the continued absence of the voice it represents is more the consequence of faintheartedness based on flawed analysis.

The refractory sailors, ashamed of their own faintheartedness, begged pardon, and promised to act henceforth according to our orders.

The Territories were real and so the Talisman might also be real; he was not going to murder his mother with faintheartedness.

I said only that we had not really tried towing the ship yet, and I attempted to buck them up in their faintheartedness.

Finally, there is his conscience-theaccumulated sediment of ancestral faintheartedness in countless generations, with vague religious fears and superstitions to leaven and mellow it.

Half a dozen times he had taken steps to leave the Moonlight Quill and soar upward, but through sheer faintheartedness he had stayed on.

The Knight of the Cart blames and reproaches himself for faintheartedness when he sees his host watching him and notices all the others looking on.

A crowd of allies instantly started up for him, in the shape of treason, faintheartedness, envy, jealousy, insubordination, within the walls of every beleaguered city.