timidity

Again, such timidity is misplaced.

a curiously unexpected timidity in his make-up.

The new dancer smiled with a charming air of maidenly timidity and artlessness.

Mild changes in personality occur, as well as erethism characterized by excessive, undue embarrassment, timidity, depression , discouragement, irritability, resentfulness, or excitability.

She couldn't overcome her timidity during the job interview.

His timidity prevented him from speaking up in class.

Timidity can hold you back from pursuing your dreams.

Her timidity often makes her hesitant to try new things.

Timidity is a common obstacle to public speaking.

He managed to overcome his timidity by taking public speaking classes.

Timidity can be a barrier to forming new friendships.

She's working on building her confidence and reducing her timidity.

Timidity can sometimes be mistaken for aloofness.

His timidity often leads to missed opportunities.

Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease.

A lot more is possible than we might think at our moments of timidity and doubt.

" I'm afraid they mightn't like it, " began Laurie, with unusual timidity in such matters.

As we know, a lot more is possible than we might think at our moments of timidity and doubt.

At supper Melanie surprised them all by forcing herself out of her timidity and being almost vivacious.

These life-tip videos focus on young people's " fear of showing timidity" as they make their way into society.

He made an effort to overcome his timidity.

If one is writing for one's own pleasure, that fear may be mild—timidity is the word I've used here.

Mrs. Archer and her group felt a certain timidity concerning these persons.

About them was no sort of political timidity.