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Definition of timidly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
behaviorin a fearful or cautious manner
- The cat moved timidly around the new house.
2.
emotionin a manner showing lack of confidence or shyness
- She spoke timidly in front of the large audience.
Origin of timidly
Latin, timidus (fearful)
Terms with timidly included in their meaning
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timid withdrawal
act of moving away timidly
timidly
in a timid or hesitant way
timid scared
act very timidly or be easily frightened
Examples of timidly in a sentence
The child timidly approached the friendly dog. The kitten approached the new toy timidly.
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- French:timidement, de manière timide, ...
- German:schüchtern, ...
- Italian:timidamente, con timidezza, ...
- Spanish:tímidamente, con timidez, ...
- Portuguese:timidamente, de forma tímida, ...
- Chinese:小心翼翼地, 羞怯地, ...
- Japanese:おずおずと, 臆病に, ...
- Arabic:بِخَوْف, بِخَجَل, ...
- Hebrew:בְּחָשָׁשׁ, בְּבַיְשָׁנוּת, ...
- Russian:робко, застенчиво, ...
- Ukrainian:боязко, сором'язливо, ...
- Hindi:डरते-डरते, संकोचपूर्वक, ...
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