cowardice Synonyms
Strongest:
- boldness
- daring
- valor
- guts
- bravery
- intrepidity
- guts
- stoutness
- audacity
- heart
- nerve
- hardihood
- virtue
- bravery
- boldness
- valor
- gallantry
- courage
- gallantry
- heroism
- daring
- fearlessness
- heart
- hardihood
- virtue
- heroism
- stoutness
- nerve
- intrepidity
- fearlessness
- courage
- audacity
Strong:
- fiber
- perseverance
- gumption
- fortitude
- pluck
- greatheartedness
- determination
- grit
- brazenness
- greatheartedness
- doughtiness
- resolution
- fortitude
- perseverance
- backbone
- intrepidness
- courageousness
- mettle
- resolution
- fiber
- dauntlessness
- pluck
- valiance
- gumption
- dauntlessness
- doughtiness
- spunk
- valiance
- courageousness
- determination
- mettle
- spunk
- backbone
- brazenness
- intrepidness
- grit
Weak:
cowardice Meaning
cowardice (n)
the trait of lacking courage
cowardice Sentence Examples
- Faced with the charging bull, the matador's cowardice led him to scramble over the fence, abandoning the fight.
- Though she initially boasted of her bravery, her cowardice emerged when confronted by the spider in the corner.
- The general denounced the soldiers' cowardice, emphasizing that true courage lies in facing your fears, not running from them.
- Paralyzed by cowardice, the witness remained silent during the robbery, preventing the police from catching the thief.
- History judges harshly those who choose cowardice in the face of tyranny, prioritizing self-preservation over justice.
- The hero's bravery stood in stark contrast to the villain's cowardice, proving that true strength lies not in brute force, but in facing danger with resolve.
- Despite the taunts of his classmates, the boy refused to engage in a fight, knowing that true strength lies in overcoming cowardice, not succumbing to it.
- The leader's decision to abandon his people was an act of cowardice that ultimately led to the downfall of the entire empire.
- The therapist challenged the patient to confront his cowardice, recognizing it as the root of his social anxieties.
- Though tempted to take the easy way out, she pushed past her own cowardice, knowing that true growth came from facing challenges head-on.
FAQs About the word cowardice
the trait of lacking courage
fearfulness, spinelessness, pusillanimity, cowardliness, gutlessness, weakness, diffidence,cravenness, dastardliness, faintheartedness
boldness, daring, valor, guts, bravery, intrepidity, guts, stoutness, audacity, heart
Faced with the charging bull, the matador's cowardice led him to scramble over the fence, abandoning the fight.
Though she initially boasted of her bravery, her cowardice emerged when confronted by the spider in the corner.
The general denounced the soldiers' cowardice, emphasizing that true courage lies in facing your fears, not running from them.
Paralyzed by cowardice, the witness remained silent during the robbery, preventing the police from catching the thief.
