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Significados de too diffident em inglês

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Uso de too diffident em inglês
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The greatest sufferers were often too diffident to ask for help.
A Woman's Life-Work — Labors and Experiences of Laura S. Havilan...
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But you are too diffident, and you don't realise your power of sympathy.
Watersprings
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Edward (replied she) you are surely too diffident in your own praise.
Love and Freindship [sic]
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But the Earl was too proud and perhaps too diffident to make the attempt.
An Eye for an Eye
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Laura was too dumbfounded, and too diffident, to ask the grounds of such a choice.
The Getting of Wisdom
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No; I am too diffident to ask for a place I have not won by service.
Within The Enemy's Lines
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England found him a little too diffident.
The Guardian
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His fault is that he's too diffident.
Barchester Towers
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He had been afraid to ask after Mary; and the doctor had been too diffident of himself to speak of her.
Doctor Thorne
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As for Hemstead, he was fat too diffident to attempt any such strategy, much as he would have liked to solemnize the venerable rite.
From Jest to Earnest
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"George," she said presently, "I sometimes think you're a little too diffident.
Ranching for Sylvia
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"'E's a hunchback," said Bill- Ihadbeen too diffident to describe him so.
Vandemark's Folly
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"You are too despondent,-perchancetoo diffident, concerning your own ability."
Ardath: The Story of a Dead Self
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"I have come to study with him, ma'am"' was my interior reply, but I was too diffident to say it aloud.
The Reminiscences of an Astronomer
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'You are too diffident, perhaps, of your powers,' said she; and there was a faint curl of the lip that made the words sound equivocally.
Lord Kilgobbin
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