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timidly

timidly
Adverb

This adverb describes actions performed with a lack of confidence or a fear of reaction. It often conveys a sense of hesitation, fragility, or social anxiety, suggesting that the subject is attempting to avoid attention or is intimidated by their surroundings.

While similar to "shyly," "timidly" places a stronger emphasis on the fear or lack of courage involved in the action. It is frequently used in narrative descriptions to highlight a character's vulnerability or submission in a specific moment.

Meanings

Adverbtimidly

In a manner that shows a lack of courage or confidence.

He timidly knocked on the door, hoping no one would hear him.

Examples

She timidly raised her hand to ask a question during the lecture.

She timidly raised her hand to ask a question during the lecture.

School Life

I will just timidly suggest a different approach to the manager.

Office

The kitten timidly approached the bowl of milk.

The kitten timidly approached the bowl of milk.

Can I sit here? he asked timidly.

Can I sit here? he asked timidly.

Romance

He timidly stepped into the dark hallway of the haunted mansion.

He timidly stepped into the dark hallway of the haunted mansion.

Supernatural

I hope they do not notice me if I just walk timidly past them.

The new recruit timidly introduced himself to the team.

The new recruit timidly introduced himself to the team.

Business

She smiled timidly at him from across the room.

She smiled timidly at him from across the room.

Romance

The child timidly held onto his mothers hand in the crowd.

The child timidly held onto his mothers hand in the crowd.

Travel

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