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timid

[tim-id] / ˈtɪm ɪd /


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But the new formula had also been criticized by some advocates and experts as too timid.

From New York Times

She recalled Hale as timid and shy when they were on the same basketball team.

From Washington Post

Until I really feel like I know what I'm doing, I typically tend to find myself a little timid in the kitchen.

From Salon

National and regional administrations are trying to overcome the timid, clearly insufficient restrictions imposed by the EU and protect fisheries' right to fish eels.

From Salon

Combine the timid showing with their 2022 elimination game against Houston, in which the Wildcats cowered from a rock fight, it’s clear that coach Tommy Lloyd must rethink his approach to roster construction.

From Seattle Times