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diffidently

/ˈdɪf.ɪ.dənt.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « avec timidité ou hésitation, par manque d'assurance en soi ». Décrit des actions effectuées avec incertitude ou sans fermeté, souvent par modestie ou par crainte de la critique.

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adverb

/ˈdɪf.ɪ.dənt.li/C1formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « avec timidité ou hésitation, par manque d'assurance en soi ». Décrit des actions effectuées avec incertitude ou sans fermeté, souvent par modestie ou par crainte de la critique.

An adverb meaning "in a shy or hesitant manner, lacking self-confidence." It describes actions performed with uncertainty or a lack of assertiveness, often due to modesty or fear of criticism.

  1. Lack of confidenceC1formal

    In a manner that shows a lack of self-confidence or shyness.

    fravec timidité

    • She diffidently approached the podium to give her speech.
    • He diffidently asked if he could join the conversation.
    • The student diffidently raised his hand to answer the question.

    Synonymesbashfullyhesitantlymeeklyself-consciouslysheepishlyshylytentativelytimidlyuncertainly

    Antonymesassertivelyassuredlyboldlyconfidently

  2. Hesitantly or uncertainlyC1formal

    In a way that shows hesitation or uncertainty about one's actions or opinions.

    fravec hésitation

    • He diffidently offered his opinion on the matter.
    • She diffidently suggested a different approach to the problem.
    • They diffidently accepted the invitation, unsure of what to expect.

    Synonymesapprehensivelybashfullyhesitantlymeeklyshylytentativelytimidlyuncertainly

    Antonymesassertivelyassuredlyboldlyconfidentlyfearlessly

Formes
  • more diffidently comparative form
  • most diffidently superlative form
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