Definition
Definition of trepid - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
personalityDated naturally timid or shy in natureDated
- The trepid child hid behind his mother.
2.
fearfulDated experiencing fear or apprehensionDated
- She felt trepid before the performance..
Origin of trepid
Latin, trepidus (anxious)
Examples of trepid in a sentence
His trepid demeanor made him avoid the spotlight. His voice was trepid as he spoke. The trepid child clung to her mother.
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- French:timide, anxieux, ...
- German:schüchtern, ängstlich, ...
- Italian:timido, spaventata, ...
- Spanish:tímido, asustada, ...
- Portuguese:tímido, temerosa, ...
- Chinese:胆小的, 害怕的, ...
- Japanese:臆病な, 恐れた, ...
- Arabic:خَجُول, خائِف, ...
- Hebrew:בַּיְשָׁן, מְפֻחָד, ...
- Russian:робкий, тревожный, ...
- Ukrainian:боязкий, наляканий, ...
- Hindi:संकोची, भयभीत, ...
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