cowards (Meaning)

cowards

one who shows disgraceful fear or timidity, one who shows shameful fear or timidity

No weak antonyms found.

The soldiers who deserted their posts were branded as cowards by their comrades.
Instead of facing his mistakes, he chose to run away like a coward.
She couldn't bear the thought of being labeled a coward, so she confronted her fears head-on.
In the face of danger, some people reveal themselves to be cowards, abandoning their friends.
The cowardice of the politician was evident in his refusal to address the pressing issues.
True bravery is standing up for what's right, not cowering like a coward in the shadows.
He was unwilling to take responsibility for his actions, acting like a coward instead.
The coward's actions led to disastrous consequences for the entire team.
Despite his boasting, he proved himself to be nothing more than a coward when the situation demanded courage.
It takes a brave heart to confront one's fears, not the actions of cowards who flee at the first sign of trouble.

one who shows disgraceful fear or timidity, one who shows shameful fear or timidity

chickens, curs,cravens, dastards, poltroons, sissies,funks, snakes, pussies, defeatists

stalwarts,heroes, valiants,daredevils,

The soldiers who deserted their posts were branded as cowards by their comrades.

Instead of facing his mistakes, he chose to run away like a coward.

She couldn't bear the thought of being labeled a coward, so she confronted her fears head-on.

In the face of danger, some people reveal themselves to be cowards, abandoning their friends.