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Meanings of unsure in English
Synonyms
Examples for "shy"
Examples for "shy"
1
Junglepussy: You can ask anybody in my family: I was so shy.
2
Young boys too shy to talk are the very best conversational practice.
3
She felt shy, worried about public speaking, but passionate about the issue.
4
Never one to shy away from a challenge, Saunders set to work.
5
I felt suddenly shy, realizing the others could hear everything we said.
1
I was timid with the other children and afraid of physical violence.
2
The control of affairs was in the hands of the timid Whigs.
3
They are nervous; they are timid; they are unreasoning; they are reckless.
4
Yet often I doubt if they are wise and not merely timid.
5
The offer of help was in the tone, in its timid beseeching.
1
He had seen heavy action in Indochina, which left him painfully diffident.
2
She was shy and diffident in manner, thin and tall in person.
3
Rarely need the complaisance that audacity evokes perturb the diffident man; since
4
Without his conscious volition he took a diffident, foot dragging, backward step.
5
The diffident girl had suddenly assumed the incisive strength of observant womanhood.
Usage of unsure in English
1
He said he was unsure how long this medical assistance would continue.
2
Nonetheless: Don't believe reports of Disney being unsure about Rise of Skywalker.
3
We are now unsure how to identify reliable criteria for result interpretation.
4
We found ourselves outside of time, unsure of what our future held.
5
So bankers say they have been left unsure which way to turn.
6
I'm still unsure who I will vote for when the moment comes.
7
Indeed, the Government's grip on the economy is starting to look unsure.
8
But Deirdre said she was unsure if Doctors had gotten it right.
9
Many executives remain unsure what Trump's protectionist rhetoric will mean in practice.
10
Figueres said she expected a deal, but was unsure of the timing.
11
When asked how Senator Lazarus was, Mr Palmer said he was unsure.
12
If you are unsure of a procedure, rather wait for professional assistance.
13
Still on unsure ground, Wilhuff fell silent for an even longer moment.
14
If you're unsure what you need, speak to a knowledgeable immigration consultant.
15
People who know them say they are unsure of Jeb Bush's plans.
16
As Jonathan Mitchell reports, some smaller operators are unsure whether they'll survive.
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Unsure through the time
Unsure across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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