Meanings of cowardliness in English

I tell you, this cowardliness enrages me; I cannot forgive it.

It cuts the feet from under weakness and cowardliness and laziness.

Should he shrink from the duties of life, into the cowardliness of death?

Means and contrivances consist in punishing desertion and cowardliness, etc.

But Augustin strongly condemned the cowardliness of the deserters.

Never had he known such tremours of cowardliness as on this ride over the hills.

You and I may call that cowardliness, but the party calls it honour and applauds every time.

And I thought that the world thereby would take occasion at my cowardliness, to have blasphemed the gospel.

So in Daniel Waterhouse, an observer could see cowardliness in its pure form, and perhaps learn something of its nature.

All at once a wave of hot fury rushed over her-furyat the cowardliness of the assault-andthe vertigo passed.

There was a wonder among wonders to be seen, in that God struck with fear and cowardliness the enemies of the truth.

He had rather smother an injury than revenge himself of the impotent, and I know not whether he more detests cowardliness or cruelty.

The secret of enervation is found not in the poverty of our resources, but in the cowardliness and selfishness of our attitude towards life.

The two classes both have their exaggerations; and the exaggerations of the one are termed 'hardness,' 'violence,' 'madness;' of the other 'cowardliness,' or 'sluggishness.'

Vexed at his own cowardliness-forhe could not utter the words that leaped to his tongue-Harveyfell into a perverse insistence on Mrs Abbott's merits.

I tell you, this cowardliness enrages me; I cannot forgive it.