Associations to the word «Timorous»
Noun
- Faint
- Burr
- Scruple
- Disposition
- Craven
- Apprehension
- Courage
- Prudence
- Hare
- Tis
- Mortal
- Reliance
- Glance
- Danger
- Fear
- Misfortune
- Suffering
- Guilt
- Imagination
- Temper
- Creature
- Madam
- Ignorance
- Counsel
- Mathematic
- Prediction
- Terror
- Kindness
- Vow
- Footstep
- Render
- Confidence
- Foe
- Virtue
- Lion
- Gaze
- Shaking
- Conscience
- Behaviour
- Stranger
- Fool
- Spirit
- Occasion
- Cheek
- Sight
- But
- Affection
- Nature
- Manner
- Sir
- Desire
- Lad
- Fortune
- Witness
- Hope
- Resolution
- Heart
- Mistress
Adjective
Wiktionary
TIMOROUS, adjective. Fearful, afraid, timid
Dictionary definition
TIMOROUS, adjective. Timid by nature or revealing timidity; "timorous little mouse"; "in a timorous tone"; "cast fearful glances at the large dog".
Wise words
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