meacock Antonyms
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Meaning of meacock
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meacock (n.)
An uxorious, effeminate, or spiritless man.
meacock Sentence Examples
- The cowardly meacock flinched at the slightest sound.
- The onlookers despised the meacock for his pusillanimous nature.
- The general refused to tolerate such a spineless meacock in his ranks.
- The bully taunted the meacock, mocking his timidity.
- The meacock's trembling hands betrayed his fear.
- The king dismissed the meacock from his court, declaring him unworthy of a warrior's respect.
- The village mocked the meacock, calling him a disgrace to their community.
- The once-proud knight was reduced to a mere meacock, haunted by his past failures.
- The meacock was so paralyzed by fear that he could barely speak.
- The children mercilessly teased the meacock, making him feel like an outsider.
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An uxorious, effeminate, or spiritless man.
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The cowardly meacock flinched at the slightest sound.
The onlookers despised the meacock for his pusillanimous nature.
The general refused to tolerate such a spineless meacock in his ranks.
The bully taunted the meacock, mocking his timidity.
