The Timidity of the Loverat was created in 1983.
There is no patron saint of timidity.
"The timidity of the man was astounding; I had never met someone so shy in my life."
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The word 'timidly' is the adverb form for the adjective timid.The noun forms for the adjective timid are timidness and timidity.
Here is an example sentence with the word "timidity":I couldn't help chuckling at Ci the Border Collie's timidity as he flees away from the approaching herd of sheep in the video - he's a sheepdog that should be herding the sheep, not running away!
The contrast of timidity is boldness or courage. While timidity involves a lack of confidence and a tendency to be shy or hesitant, boldness embodies the qualities of assertiveness, confidence, and a willingness to take risks. Individuals who are bold typically face challenges head-on and are unafraid to express their opinions or take action.
Timidity is a noun that refers to someone who lacks self-confidence, or is shy. Someone who is generally fearful of making mistakes, or going new places.
Not normally ... the descriptor is "timid". However, if the person were extremely interested, or involved in, say, the study of timidity, one could say he or she is "the timidity person" (as in "the heart surgeon", or less technically "a motorbike person").
A person showing timidity may appear hesitant, avoid eye contact, speak softly, and exhibit nervous body language such as fidgeting or avoiding confrontation.
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The quality or state of being timid; timorousness; timidness.
The word timid is an adjective. The noun form could be timidness, or timidity.