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cowardice

/ˈkaʊ.ə.dɪs/

Traduction: Nom féminin désignant le manque de courage ou la disposition à céder facilement à la peur, en évitant le danger, la douleur ou les difficultés.

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noun

/ˈkaʊ.ə.dɪs/B2formal
  • frNom féminin désignant le manque de courage ou la disposition à céder facilement à la peur, en évitant le danger, la douleur ou les difficultés.

A noun referring to the lack of courage or the quality of being easily frightened or avoiding danger, pain, or difficulty.

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  1. Lack of braveryB2formal

    The quality of being easily frightened and lacking courage in the face of danger, pain, or difficulty.

    frLâcheté

    • His cowardice prevented him from defending his friend.
    • The soldier was accused of cowardice in battle.
    • Cowardice is often seen as a weakness in leadership.

    Synonymescravennessdastardlinessfaintheartednessfearfulnessgutlessnesspusillanimityspinelessnesstimidity

    Antonymesboldnessbraverycouragedaringfearlessnessgallantryheroismintrepiditymettlenervepluckresolutionvalor

  2. Avoidance of riskB2formal

    The tendency to avoid difficult or dangerous situations due to fear.

    frLâcheté (évitement du risque)

    • Her cowardice led her to quit the project when challenges arose.
    • Cowardice in the face of injustice is a moral failure.
    • He regretted his cowardice for not speaking up at the meeting.

    Synonymescowardlinesscravennessfaintheartednessfearfulnesspusillanimitytimidity

    Antonymesaudacityboldnessbraverycouragevalor

Formes
  • cowardices plural form
  • cowardices' possessive plural form
  • cowardice's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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