timorous

To do him justice, he was not a timorous man.

The very thought had made her even more timorous than she was for herself.

Those people, as perhaps you know, are all timorous of death.

She tried to put a timorous smile on her face.

And yet nothing had really happened to alarm the most timorous.

She opened her eyes and looked up at with a timorous smile.

I'm not going to be the timorous guy from Scotland.

She nodded, afraid her voice might come out as timorous.

"Every now and again they do seem to turn timorous, as you put it.

Though someone continues to be assigned to him at all times, he has become less timorous about doing certain things alone.

Could it be-7 With timorous hope he hurried over there.

Still timorous, and with a trembling hand, she picked the paper up.

They were both startled by a timorous tap on her door.

I do not know why I happened upon so many timorous men.

Her touch was timorous as she began to examine him curiously.

But at last they had received proof strong enough for their timorous hearts.

A page of history torn forever from the books by timorous men.

Before long, Agnes resumes her timorous place in the past.

But then he became timorous again, painfully aware of his isolation.

Instead, he asked in a somewhat timorous voice, "What's going on?"

No longer was the secretary playing a timorous part.

There was no threat in that reach, nothing tentative nor timorous.

He had no patience with the timorous and whining rich.

But this was not the time for timorous reflection.

What puzzles me is the logic that leads to so timorous a stand.