Timidity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIMIDITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the quality of being timid
• lack of courage or confidence
• The quality or state of being timid; timorousness; timidness.
• fear of the unknown or unfamiliar or fear of making decisions
• fearfulness in venturing into new and unknown places or activities

Words related to TIMIDITY

timid8 timidities13

How to use TIMIDITY in a sentence

• The old man was nervous and excited, and, in spite of his buoyant anticipations, somewhat oppressed, now that the day had actually come, with a sense of timidity and fear.
• After all, what one reader calls timidity of outlook another may care to praise as prudence.
• Then a sort of timidity prevented my returning to the charge.
• Norris who took care of her, and it was not long before her timidity was forgotten in her tender and trusting affection for him.
• Judson, in this extremity, allowed herself to be absorbed in her own sorrow, or yielded to timidity, Mr.
• Andrii felt in his heart a noble timidity, and stood motionless before her.
• I suppose a bird is the bravest creature that lives, in spite of its natural timidity.
• But it was defeated by the timidity, or mistaken notions of economy, of Northern statesmen.
• The arrival and departure of citizens of the place were noted by every one, and strangers were looked upon with timidity, very much as in all simple communities.
• You ought to be aware that, although with great circumspection, not to say timidity, Mill is an opponent of Religion in the abstract, not of any particular form of it.
• Prominent among them one marks the wavering head of Monsieur Mielvaque, who, in his timidity and careful respect for custom, took his hat off as he crossed the threshold.
• For the first time during our ride, Esther showed the timidity of her sex.
• She had begun supper with painful timidity, but the timidity had now nearly vanished in the flush of social success.
• It was quite a feat for a very small boy, but the slight timidity that characterized him as a rule was totally forgotten for the time.
• Duncan was a timid person, but aware of his timidity.
• As to Beelzebub, though he had not yet made his appearance, it must not be attributed to a want of affection on his part, but rather to an excess of timidity.
• When she a few moments later leaned toward him with timidity and hesitation, offering him an open prayer-book, he took it coldly and laid it between them on the cushion.
• His brows were lifted, his eyes wide with watchful timidity.
• Perhaps this is what produces the timidity of the one, and the temerity of the other.
• I claim this, that the cause, in its recent aspect, has put on nothing but timidity.

Similar words containing TIMID without suffix ity

timid8 timider10 timidly13 timidest11 overtimid15 timidness12 intimidate13 timidities13 intimidated15 intimidates14 intimidator14 timidnesses14 intimidating16 intimidation15 intimidators15 intimidatory18 intimidations16 unintimidated17 intimidatingly21 unintimidating18 nonintimidating19

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