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1. (n.) cowardice
lack of courage or fortitude.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME < OF co(u)ardise <co(u)art cowardly (see coward ))
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| Definition of 'Cowardice' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) cowardice, cowardliness
the trait of lacking courage
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1. (noun) cowardice
a lack of courage
an act of cowardice
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| Definition of 'Cowardice' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Cowardice
want of courage to face danger; extreme timidity; pusillanimity; base fear of danger or hurt; lack of spirit
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Sense: a person who shows fear easily or is easily frightened
I am such a coward; – I hate going to the dentist.
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 Afrikaans: lafhartigheid |
 Arabic: جُبْن |
 Bulgarian: малодушие |
 Brazilian: covardia |
 Czech: zbabělost |
 German: die Feigheit |
 Danish: fejhed |
 Greek: δειλία |
 Spanish: cobardía |
 Estonian: argus |
 Farsi: ترسویی؛ بزدلی |
 Finnish: pelkuruus |
 French: lâcheté |
 Hebrew: פַּחדָנוּת |
 Hindi: कायरता |
 Croatian: kukavičluk |
 Hungarian: gyávaság |
 Indonesian: kepengecutan |
 Icelandic: hugleysi |
 Italian: codardia |
 Japanese: おく病 |
 Korean: 겁, 소심 |
 Lithuanian: bailumas |
 Latvian: ģļēvums |
 Malay: ksifat takut |
 Dutch: lafheid |
 Norwegian: feighet |
 Polish: tchórzostwo |
 Persian: ترسویی؛ بزدلی |
 Pashto: ډارن، بزدلی |
 Portuguese: cobardia |
 Romanian: laşitate |
 Russian: трусость |
 Slovak: zbabelosť |
 Slovenian: strahopetnost |
 Serbian: kukavičluk |
 Swedish: feghet, rädsla |
 Thai: ความขี้ขลาด |
 Turkish: korkaklık |
 Taiwanese: 懦弱 |
 Ukrainian: боягузтво; малодушність |
 Urdu: بزدلی، بے همتى |
 Vietnamese: tính nhát gan |
 Chinese: 懦弱 |
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