diffidently Antonyms
Strongest:
- imperiously
- huffily
- haughtily
- brashly
- pompously
- loftily
- contemptuously
- brashly
- brazenly
- proudly
- scornfully
- pretentiously
- loftily
- pompously
- brazenly
- audaciously
- haughtily
- audaciously
- superciliously
- boldly
- imperiously
- superciliously
- pridefully
- presumptuously
- fearlessly
- contemptuously
- pretentiously
- presumptuously
- huffily
- arrogantly
- pridefully
- scornfully
- boldly
- fearlessly
- arrogantly
- proudly
Strong:
- rudely
- uppishly
- disrespectfully
- disrespectfully
- impertinently
- uppishly
- self-importantly
- recklessly
- recklessly
- swaggeringly
- rudely
- impertinently
- rashly
- self-importantly
- swaggeringly
- disdainfully
- saucily
- disdainfully
- rashly
- saucily
Weak:
Meaning of diffidently
diffidently (r)
in a diffident manner
diffidently (adv.)
In a diffident manner.
diffidently Sentence Examples
- She diffidently approached the podium, unsure of how the audience would react to her speech.
- When asked about his achievements, the usually confident student answered diffidently.
- The employee diffidently suggested an alternative approach during the team meeting.
- Despite her expertise, she diffidently presented her ideas, fearing rejection from the group.
- He diffidently entered the crowded room, avoiding eye contact with strangers.
- The job applicant answered interview questions diffidently, revealing a lack of confidence.
- Jenny diffidently shared her artwork with the class, uncertain of their reaction.
- The team leader diffidently acknowledged the challenges the project was facing.
- The young singer diffidently performed her first song in front of a live audience.
- Aware of his diffident nature, he worked on building self-confidence through public speaking courses.
FAQs About the word diffidently
in a diffident mannerIn a diffident manner.
shyly, fearfully, timidly, bashfully, timorously, politely,courteously, humbly, civilly, sheepishly
imperiously, huffily, haughtily, brashly, pompously, loftily, contemptuously, brashly, brazenly, proudly
She diffidently approached the podium, unsure of how the audience would react to her speech.
When asked about his achievements, the usually confident student answered diffidently.
The employee diffidently suggested an alternative approach during the team meeting.
Despite her expertise, she diffidently presented her ideas, fearing rejection from the group.
