timorsome (Meaning)
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timorsome (a.)
Easily frightened; timorous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of timorsome
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timorsome Sentence Examples
- The timorsome darkness enveloped the forest, casting an eerie silence upon the surroundings.
- A timorsome shadow lurked beneath the dimly lit bridge, sending shivers down her spine.
- The children dared each other to enter the timorsome abandoned house, their hearts pounding with both fear and anticipation.
- The timorsome sound of thunder ripped through the sky, shaking the ground beneath their feet.
- Her timorsome appearance, with protruding eyes and a gaunt face, haunted his dreams long after they had met.
- The timorsome news of the disaster left a profound sense of unease and dread upon the community.
- The timorsome creature that had been terrorizing the neighborhood was finally caught, but its haunting eyes still lingered in the shadows.
- The timorsome past she had desperately tried to forget resurfaced, threatening to overwhelm her present.
- The timorsome presence hovering over the room made it difficult to breathe, suffocating her with its intangible weight.
- The timorsome silence that had descended upon the battleground spoke volumes about the horrors that had unfolded there.
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Easily frightened; timorous.
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The timorsome darkness enveloped the forest, casting an eerie silence upon the surroundings.
A timorsome shadow lurked beneath the dimly lit bridge, sending shivers down her spine.
The children dared each other to enter the timorsome abandoned house, their hearts pounding with both fear and anticipation.
The timorsome sound of thunder ripped through the sky, shaking the ground beneath their feet.
