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cold feet
noun as in loss of nerve preventing completion of an action
Example Sentences
When Jonathan suggests that Morrison move into his apartment, Morrison gets cold feet.
On the permission to use long-range missiles, critics of Biden have accused him of getting cold feet as he tries to help Harris into the White House.
Too many at all levels get cold feet and opt to wait for the “right time” to run.
But since Biden has dropped out and is likely to be replaced as the Democratic nominee by Vice President Kamala Harris, Trump is getting cold feet.
When delays pushed the land auction until June, the NHL and the players’ association got cold feet about continuing to play at Mullett Arena, the loud-but-bandbox-sized venue shared with Arizona State University.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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