trepid Antonyms
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Meaning of trepid
Wordnet
trepid (s)
timid by nature or revealing timidity
Webster
trepid (a.)
Trembling; quaking.
trepid Sentence Examples
- The hikers approached the treacherous summit with trepid, their hearts pounding in their chests.
- She couldn't hide her trepid as she stepped onto the stage, her voice trembling slightly.
- The doctor's trepid increased as he realized the severity of the patient's condition.
- The athlete felt a surge of trepid before the race, wondering if he would be able to perform at his best.
- Trepid gnawed at her as she awaited the results of the job interview, her mind racing with potential outcomes.
- With trepid, the couple took their first steps into their new home, filled with excitement and uncertainty.
- The trepid in the air was palpable as the jury entered the courtroom to begin deliberations.
- Trepid overshadowed her joy when she received the promotion, her mind filled with doubts about her ability to handle the increased responsibility.
- The trepid he felt in the presence of his crush was unbearable, making it difficult for him to speak or make eye contact.
- The mountain climber's trepid subsided as he reached the summit, replaced by a sense of accomplishment and exhilaration.
FAQs About the word trepid
timid by nature or revealing timidityTrembling; quaking.
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The hikers approached the treacherous summit with trepid, their hearts pounding in their chests.
She couldn't hide her trepid as she stepped onto the stage, her voice trembling slightly.
The doctor's trepid increased as he realized the severity of the patient's condition.
The athlete felt a surge of trepid before the race, wondering if he would be able to perform at his best.
