blench

• Verbo arcaico que significa encolher-se, recuar ou hesitar, especialmente por medo ou dor.

An archaic verb meaning to flinch, shrink, or draw back, especially from fear or pain.

1. Turn pale from fearC1formal

   To become pale or flinch, typically due to fear, shock, or disgust.

   Palidar de medo

   • He blenched at the sight of the blood.
   • She blenched when she heard the terrible news.
   • The soldier did not blench in the face of danger.

   Sinônimosblanchcowerflinchpalequailrecoilshrinkwhiten