Cowards is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COWARDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• COWARD, to weaken the courage of, make afraid
NOUN:
• a person who is contemptibly lacking in the courage to do or endure dangerous or unpleasant things
ADJECTIVE:
• excessively afraid of danger or pain.
• (of an animal) depicted with the tail between the hind legs.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who lacks courage

Words related to COWARDS

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Words that contain COWARDS

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How to use COWARDS in a sentence

• I choose, rather, to slip to another angle of the question and say a few words about cowards, among whom I have already confessed that I number myself.
• Sick people are very apt to be both fools and cowards.
• But through that dark gate of unhappiness which Leopardi named as the one choice for all but cowards, led the thin path that freedom must always take.
• Cowards, startled at the sight of courage, were alert with jealousy.
• Conscience, it has been said, makes cowards of us all.
• But darkness now, to save the cowards, falls, And guards them trembling in their wooden walls.
• Cowards! cowards! cowards! They tried to help him on with his shirt, but he had been too badly beaten, and Tom Bryan came up in the evening to ask him not to tell on him.
• The bravest and best of armies have been known to suffer from panic terror, but none but cowards run away at the first charge that is made upon them.
• Denby are the typical moral cowards of their generation.
• The cowards did not meet him man to man, and so he never knew who they were.
• But I know you are not cowards, but brave and generous men, whose hearts and spirits are above a mean action.
• No greater blunder, accordingly, was ever made than that of attempting to render men brave and believing by addressing them as cowards and infidels.
• At the same time, for fear of being despised as defeated cowards, they excused themselves by exaggerating the strength of the new arrivals.
• I only want your name for private mention to cowards who think Socialism right, but will not say so because they do not think it respectable.
• These Christian English cowards and men, as they call themselves, want waking up.
• Woe to the disobedient, and death to cowards and unbelievers.
• In this, though courageous himself, he has encouraged cowards, and though sincere himself, has helped a mean escape.
• I COWARDS It was Harrington who brought forward the topic that men take up in their most cheerful moments.
• Then up rose Diomede, and swore that never would the Greeks turn cowards.
• But they were for words, not blows, a rabble of cowards and women.
• For centuries women have been cowards, been ignorant of what they should know, been silent when they should speak.
• You saw an article the other day in one of the journals, perhaps, in which some old Doctor or other said quietly that patients were very apt to be fools and cowards.
• Between them the enemy is routed, and the cowards are shamed.
• Order thyself, disorder! Lest they think That we are terrified, or cowards prove.
• But which of the two are they who, as you say, are unwilling to go to war, which is a good and honourable thing? The cowards, he replied.
• And have they not been shown to be cowards through their ignorance of dangers? Assuredly, he said.
• But did my father still live, and were he to come home, the cowards would flee before him.
• Yankees and Dutch were denounced as trash and as cowards and traitors.
• The Greeks are not cowards by any means, but without good officers to lead them, the bravest men are of little use.

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