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timidity

/tɪˈmɪd.ə.ti/

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noun

/tɪˈmɪd.ə.ti/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние застенчивости, нерешительности или неуверенности, часто характеризующееся страхом перед неизвестностью, незнакомыми ситуациями или принятием решений.

A noun referring to a state of being shy, hesitant, or lacking in confidence, often characterized by a fear of the unknown, unfamiliar situations, or making decisions.

uncountable

  1. Fear of the unknown or unfamiliarB2formal

    A state of being easily frightened or hesitant when faced with new, uncertain, or unfamiliar situations, often leading to difficulty in making decisions.

    ruРобость

    • Her timidity prevented her from speaking up during the meeting.
    • He overcame his timidity and asked for a promotion.
    • The child's timidity was evident when meeting new people.

    Synonymsapprehensioncowardicediffidencefaintheartednessfearfulnesshesitationnervousnesspusillanimityshynesstimorousness

    Antonymsaudacityboldnessbraverycourage

  2. Fearfulness in venturing into new places or activitiesB2formal

    A lack of confidence or courage that makes someone reluctant to explore new places, try new activities, or take risks.

    ruРобость

    • His timidity kept him from traveling to foreign countries alone.
    • She felt a sense of timidity before her first rock climbing lesson.
    • Timidity can hold people back from experiencing new adventures.

    Synonymsbashfulnesscowardicediffidencefaintheartednesspusillanimityshynesstimorousness

    Antonymsassuranceaudacityboldnessbraveryconfidencecouragedaringfearlessness

Forms
  • timidities plural form
  • timidities' possessive plural form
  • timidity's possessive singular form
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