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Meanings of timorousness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "timidity"
Examples for "timidity"
1
Mr Strange will know how to overcome his timidity I am sure.
2
These last words proved to me the natural timidity of the king.
3
The following minute gave proof of the timidity of the American antelope.
4
In so many ways, in fact, Nayra surprised Jalila with her timidity.
5
The reforming thrust of the early years dissipated into a disappointing timidity.
1
At length one day he looked up from his paper with a kind of timidness, and says he, Mr.
2
Here Bernibus entered the dialog, throwing away his timidness with one quick motion and saying to Wagner, You scoundrel!
3
Jim Leslie is a Walden, and the Walden men ain't so well known for their timidness as they are for their getting what they're after.
4
"It is good to feel warm once more," she said, an odd timidness in her manner.
Usage of timorousness in English
1
Presently, impatient of his own timorousness, he turned the device off again.
2
He gazed now at the men before him, not with timorousness or trepidation.
3
A sweet timorousness enveloped her and something tingled-sheknew not what.
4
He felt a sudden timorousness, like a child caught redhanded doing something wrong.
5
Neither her gayety nor her usual excess of timorousness returned.
6
Mrs. Gallito, all timorousness again, beat her hands lightly together, in a distressful flurry.
7
His extraordinary freedom from timorousness was something to think over.
8
She smiled-shewould punish Lizzie for her obdurate timorousness.
9
A virginal sweetness and timorousness-noflare of gaiety, no suggestion of cities, music, quick laughter.
10
Perhaps the cooperation of the presidential candidates required a certain respectful timorousness on the part of the director.
11
Then thine own natural weakness, and timorousness shall not overcome thee.-Forit shall not be too hard for God.
12
Elena, blushing for some unknown reason, moved silently closer-andthere was a strange timorousness in her movement- atimorousdesire.
13
This is, however, my third manly prudence: I am not put out of conceit with the WICKED by your timorousness.
14
During the shillyshallying over Syria he was painted as a blustering Wizard of Oz, hiding his timorousness behind a curtain.
15
She left her chair in a great hurry, and proceeded to embrace her young guest tenderly, though with a little timorousness.
16
His natural timorousness of nature had indeed led him to put off making the visit for as long a time as possible.
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Timorousness through the time