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noun
See timorous
‘This startling performance was followed by the even greater upheaval of 1838 when he gave an address to the Harvard Divinity School that was a religious counterpart to his trashing of scholarly timorousness and convention.’
- ‘I note that she herself falls short of recommending specific books or topics, and thus can be accused of the same timorousness that she ascribes to the text writers.’
- ‘Chaos was beginning to overtake the townships, as children, outraged by the timorousness of their parents, seized the initiative themselves.’
- ‘But Hobbes did take both scepticism and philosophy seriously, and there was a kind of courage in his doing so which far outweighed his famous personal timorousness.’
- ‘His other dominant characteristic was a certain timorousness.’
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