Results for: timid or weak
English English
emphasize the beats or accents that are usually not accented (Music); make a word shorter by omitting one or more syllables or letters in the middle (Grammar), modify rhythm by accenting weak beat, shorten word by loss of soundssyncopate
excessively low price, insert too weak a charge in, not charge somebody enough, put too little of a charge or load; charge too low a priceundercharge
excessively sentimental, weak, lacking moral or emotional strengthnamby pamby
expose film inadequately, expose to light that is too weak, expose to light for not enough time (Photography), publicize inadequatelyunderexpose
extremely susceptible, liable to increased stakes, open to attack, physically or psychologically weak, unprotected, defenseless; exposed; susceptible, without adequate protectionvulnerable
faint, indicative of low spirits, make or become pale or ill, colorless; sickly; weak, forceless; feeble, exhausted, tired; gloomy, sadwan
feeble, weak; apathetic, indifferent; ineffective, unlikely to be successfulfeckless
feebly; powerlessly; unconvincingly; faintly, sickly, weak, feeble, frail; sickly, without strength or forceweakly
feeling weak, unsteadywobbly; wabbly
filled with tears, full of fluid, having excessive water, lacking force, of or resembling water; full of water (especially in excess); weak, thin, wishy-washy; containing liquid; tearful, relating to or containing waterwatery
flexible, lacking force, lacking stiffness, wilted, droopy; lifeless, lacking energy; weak; flexible, lacking volume or substance, lameness, irregular awkward walk, not stiffened by boards, unconvincing, walk with a limp; move or progress in an awkward...limp
flimsy, immaterial, not solid, not concrete, lacking a foundation; flimsy, weak, not true or based on factunsubstantial
foolish or stupid person; softhearted person; weakling (also softie), weak personsofty
forming threads, having many threads, only just perceptible, sounding weak, threadlike, thread-like, fibrous, filamentary, thinthready
frightening, causing fear; timid, frightened easily (also spelled scarey)scary
 

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