shied (from or away from) (Meaning)

shied (from or away from)

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The timid deer shied away from the approaching hikers.
The horse shied away from the ominous shadow on the ground.
I shied away from the confrontational conversation like a timid lamb.
The bird shied away from the menacing predator circling overhead.
He shied away from the unfamiliar territory, fearing the dangers that may lurk.
The toddler shied away from the boisterous crowd, seeking her mother's comfort.
The sensitive artist shied away from the harsh criticism, as if it were a physical blow.
The witness shied away from giving testimony, fearing retaliation.
The politician shied away from the controversial topic, knowing it was a political landmine.
The child shied away from the dark and eerie alleyway, her imagination running wild with fears.

objected (to), frowned (on or upon), cringed (at),disapproved (of), minded, hated, resented,despised, loathed, scorned

fancied, appreciated, regarded, loved, revelled (in), respected, liked, relished, cherished, adored

The timid deer shied away from the approaching hikers.

The horse shied away from the ominous shadow on the ground.

I shied away from the confrontational conversation like a timid lamb.

The bird shied away from the menacing predator circling overhead.