trepid
IPA: trˈɛpʌd
adjective
- Timid, timorous, fearful.
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Examples of "trepid" in Sentences
- I confess to a bit of trepidation.
- Another article fills me with trepidation.
- I'll be documenting some of that with trepidation.
- Even friends admit to some trepidation in her presence.
- I'll reply to a few more of these, with some trepidation.
- Everywhere he goes, the trepid hero of Dice Rules is abused.
- All lived in trepidation for the life of their beloved Lenin.
- I remember the trepidation in his eyes the first time we met.
- He mastered his trepid nature as best he could, and stayed there.
- As a casual passerby, I enter the discussion with some trepidation.
- I know enough about the subject to approach this with great trepidation.
- Kord kvartalis kell 15. 45-16.15 on Kultuurkapitali trepid rahvast täis.
- In this tale, Peter displays some trepidation about returning to the garden.
- Look at the poor little trepid creature, panting and helpless under the great eyes!
- Caitlin and Sheelagh entered the bathroom with trepid alertness and peered where Zee was pointing.
- The muscles of the spiritual athlete pant for such exertion; and without it, they would dwindle into trepid imbecility.
- A little later, seeing the in - trepid warrior of eighty-four on her feet with the other delegates, the Empress sent one of her aides across the room with this message:
- Our delirium is the somber side-effect of a nation under sedation, induced by a heroin-like injected haze of obfuscation and trepid tentativeness to break free of our "pusher."
- Executives in financial services and technology are the most cutthroat in collecting intelligence about competitors, while pharmaceutical executives and government officials are the most trepid, according to a recent survey.
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