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Meanings of pusillanimous in inglés
Lacking in courage and manly strength and resolution; contemptibly fearful.
Usage of pusillanimous in inglés
1
The impulse that drove me from the scene was pusillanimous and cowardly.
2
The tone of the proclamation was so moderate as to seem pusillanimous.
3
They criticized vehemently their rulers' readiness to yield as pusillanimous and injudicious.
4
Did he reject the patriarchal order-likesome poor pusillanimous cry-babies among us?
5
But the pusillanimous policy which prompted the embargo survived its repeal.
6
Numbers of the ignorant and pusillanimous sort closed with the offer.
7
It would have been pusillanimous, cowardly, and unworthy the Governor of the State.
8
Surely, on no other occasion should I have been thus pusillanimous.
9
Now ye shall drop these pusillanimous dreams-theEnglish shall go in three days!
10
In front of the Commons public accounts committee yesterday, Stevens gave a pusillanimous response.
11
Jefferson's policy of commercial embargo seemed pusillanimous to Jackson and the other Western Democrats.
12
He never used the word "pusillanimous", but that was what he meant.
13
He had no pusillanimous notion of the unworthiness of revenge.
14
They entitled their piteous and pusillanimous appeal, "The Groans of the Britons."
15
I could not help being affected with this pusillanimous behaviour.
16
It was, to their minds, an anticlimax, a pusillanimous surrender.
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