dastardy (Meaning)
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dastardy (n.)
Base timidity; cowardliness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dastardy
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dastardy Sentence Examples
- The dastardy of his actions was evident in the way he betrayed his closest friend.
- Despite his claims of valor, his dastardy became apparent when he fled from the battlefield.
- The character's dastardy was exposed when he resorted to deceit to achieve his goals.
- His dastardy tarnished his reputation, leaving him ostracized from society.
- The dastardy of his behavior shocked even those who thought they knew him well.
- Overcoming his own dastardy became the protagonist's primary challenge in the story.
- The antagonist's dastardy was portrayed through his manipulation and cruelty towards others.
- The dastardy of his decision haunted him long after the consequences had unfolded.
- The novel explored themes of honor and dastardy in the context of medieval warfare.
- The narrative delved into the psychology of dastardy, examining the motivations behind cowardly behavior.
FAQs About the word dastardy
Base timidity; cowardliness.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The dastardy of his actions was evident in the way he betrayed his closest friend.
Despite his claims of valor, his dastardy became apparent when he fled from the battlefield.
The character's dastardy was exposed when he resorted to deceit to achieve his goals.
His dastardy tarnished his reputation, leaving him ostracized from society.
