cowardice
IPA: kˈaʊɝdʌs
noun
- Lack of courage.
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Examples of "cowardice" in Sentences
- She is living in cowardice.
- Isn't the choice between cowardice and violence
- Cowardice is the most serious shame for the male.
- Chrystie was accused of cowardice after the incident.
- They have given us covetousness, greed, and cowardice.
- Only possible because of the cowardice of the population.
- So people can see the sickness and stupidity and cowardice.
- One should not exhibit the least bit of cowardice on the battlefield.
- They were convicted of dereliction of duty, cowardice, and disloyalty.
- 'Dear, do you wish me to help you against what you call your cowardice?
- I have seen him, in Paris, commit what I call the cowardice of thought.
- Excuse me, Balsquith; but that consideration is what we call cowardice in the army.
- "I believe that what you term your cowardice is merely a physical weakness," declared the girl.
- Thou hast been spellbound by an evil eye, my darling, and the fainting which you call cowardice is the work of magic.
- I can remember that I was both a coward and a boaster; but I have frequently remarked that the quality which we call cowardice in
- Again, here at CENTCOM, for the past few days they have been criticizing Iraqi military for what they term cowardice on the battlefield.
- Schoolboys cannot understand that this shrinking from danger (I speak of palpable danger), which they call cowardice, nearly always emanates from a superior intellect.
- It was then openly proposed to withdraw Sherman; and John Hickman, of Pennsylvania, who had been elected as an anti-Lecompton Democrat, but had gone over to the Republicans, took the floor to resist what he characterized as cowardice and treachery.
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