Pronunciation

/kəʊˈaːd/

Definitions

Noun

A coward is a person who shows a lack of courage, fear, or bravery in the face of danger, difficulty, or adversity. They may avoid risks or confrontations due to their anxiety or timidity.

Verb

To coward (informal) can mean to act cowardly or demonstrate cowardice in a particular situation.

Phrases

• “Behave like a coward” implies懦弱 behavior.
• “Stand up to your fears, not be a coward” encourages facing fears.
• “He acted with surprising cowardice during the crisis.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The cowardice of the soldiers during the battle was shameful.”
• Verb: “Don’t let fear turn you into a coward; face your challenges head-on.”
• Informal: “He couldn’t even coward when they asked him to give a presentation.”

Synonyms

-懦夫

• Faintheart
• Weakling
• pusillanimous
• L懦
• Chicken
• Wimp

Antonyms

• Brave
• Courageous
• Heroic
• Valiant
• Fearless
• Bold