poltroonish (Meaning)
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poltroonish (a.)
Resembling a poltroon; cowardly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of poltroonish
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poltroonish Sentence Examples
- His poltroonish behavior during the battle earned him the scorn of his comrades.
- The CEO's poltroonish response to the crisis led to the rapid decline of the company.
- The student's poltroonish excuses for missing assignments failed to impress the professor.
- The actor's poltroonish portrayal of the brave hero left the audience失望.
- His poltroonish attempt to avoid responsibility for his actions backfired miserably.
- The poltroonish politician cowered behind his bodyguards, fearing for his own safety.
- The poltroonish remarks of the pundit sparked outrage among the listeners.
- The poltroonish thief fled the scene, leaving behind the stolen goods.
- The poltroonish leader surrendered to the enemy without a fight.
- The poltroonish employee refused to confront his boss about the unfair treatment he was receiving.
FAQs About the word poltroonish
Resembling a poltroon; cowardly.
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No antonyms found.
His poltroonish behavior during the battle earned him the scorn of his comrades.
The CEO's poltroonish response to the crisis led to the rapid decline of the company.
The student's poltroonish excuses for missing assignments failed to impress the professor.
The actor's poltroonish portrayal of the brave hero left the audience失望.
