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Significats de natural diffidence en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "natural diffidence".
Ús de natural diffidence en anglès
1
But a natural diffidence restrained him, which caused him to remain silent and unseen.
Jess of the Rebel Trail
2
But-and she hesitated with becoming and natural diffidence-werenot his habits unfixed and roving?
Lucretia — Volume 02
3
I took but slight part in the campaign; in fact, a natural diffidence kept me aloof from active politics.
Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White — Volume 1
4
Perhaps it was her Japanese heritage showing through, perhaps it was just natural diffidence, but Jack viewed it with some concern.
Slow decay
5
My reminiscences of Spey and Speyside are drawing to an end, and I now with natural diffidence approach a great theme.
Camps, Quarters, and Casual Places
6
Gus could see but one thing to do properly and his natural diffidence was cast aside by his generous and kindly nature.
Radio Boys Cronies; Or, Bill Brown's Radio
7
I think, indeed, that his only doubt was a natural diffidence as to whether the record had sufficient importance to justify its publication.
The Altar Fire
8
She continued to study his face frankly, with a half-shy, half-defiant scrutiny, as if she banished a natural diffidence under pressure of necessity.
A Husband by Proxy
9
Since the tragedies of her middle age her curious natural diffidence, which the habit of the world had never been able to subdue, had increased.
December Love
10
"I don't suppose," said Gus, with the natural diffidence he often experienced in expressing his mind, "that we could help you."
Radio Boys Cronies; Or, Bill Brown's Radio
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