Cowardice is valid Scrabble Word

Is cowardice a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is cowardice valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for COWARDICE in dictionary:

NOUN:

lack of courage, also COWARDRY
lack of bravery
a group of mongrels or feral dogs.
Want of courage to face danger; extreme timidity; pusillanimity; base fear of danger or hurt; lack of spirit.
the trait of lacking courage
lack of courage

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

lack of courage or resolution

Words related to COWARDICE

cowardices18 cowardry17 cowardship21 dastardy13

Words that contain COWARDICE

cowardices18

How to use COWARDICE in a sentence

He was ashamed, too, of the cowardice which had kept him from uttering the words which had trembled on his lips.
And no moralist has yet advanced so far as to number cowardice amongst the things that are their own reward.
So the moral cowardice of modern politicians has, after all, some punishment attached to it by the silent anger of heaven.
For Gunnar, in order to punish the cowardice of the conquered race by terms of extraordinary baseness, had a dog set over them as a governor.
To give ground in the heat of action, provided you return to the charge, is military skill, not fear or cowardice.
But there would be cowardice in this as mean as that other cowardice.
But in this there would be a cowardice and a meanness which would make it impossible that he should ever again respect himself.
Her scanty wardrobe struck her with cowardice as she surveyed it.
In her code of manhood there was no tolerance for infirmity of purpose, and mental fear was as degrading and as disintegrating as physical cowardice.
I knelt there, huddled, not daring to turn my face up for a second look and expose my cowardice.

The cowardice or misconduct of the governor saved him from the shame of a new disappointment.
It has been universally believed that Captain Nolan used insulting language to the Earl of Lucan, taunting him with cowardice.
He boldly accused his uncle of foul treachery, and with the cowardice which he had betrayed since the Spaniards had entered his kingdom.
Personal cowardice was odious among the bar, as among the hunters who had fought the British and the Indians.
She charged herself with cowardice in running away from Peter and Jimmy when they needed her, and in going back like a thief the night before.
The crisis which by his own acts, by his own cowardice, he himself had precipitated, was here now.
They are due in part to the theory that cruelty implies cowardice, just as we say that a bully must be a coward, another mistaken bit of proverbial wisdom.
But Barnabas would bring John Mark with him, he who had left us before in Perga from cowardice of soul.
Thus whole continents of danger may be shunned by the dramatist, and instead of being scorned for his cowardice he will be very rightly applauded for his artistic discretion.
Your conscience and the voice of your own heart will show you the line where the cowardice of flattery begins and the courtesy of intercourse ceases.
The missionary smiled at cowardice in connection with the name of Gregory VII.

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