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timidly's Usage Examples:

temere, nec timide is a Latin phrase that translates to "Neither rashly nor timidly".

fish display more colorfully by comparison, and are less likely to behave timidly.

"With "The Noise of Time," Julian Barnes takes on music, timidly".

The notes describe that his hilarious picture is intended to depict the erotic encounter between the Bride, in the upper panel, and her nine Bachelors gathered timidly below in an abundance of mysterious mechanical apparatus in the lower panel.

When Cratchit timidly asks Scrooge for Christmas Day off of work so he can be with his family.

dispatches a "crisis cleanup team" of Laurel and Hardy lookalikes, who timidly approach the "Sow" chemical company about paying a modest fine for their.

In February 1990, Daily Variety noted the film opened "timidly" in only sixty theaters through the Midwest, where ticket sales were described.

A remonstrance sent to the pope was timidly abandoned when Charles took possession of the city, but as he was unwilling.

Nec temere, nec timide is a Latin phrase that translates to "Neither rashly nor timidly".

Later, while dining at Il Gnosh the two spot her again where John Paul timidly returns the pair of underwear to her and introduces himself.

of closing a book that she was just reading, while her husband almost timidly approaches from behind.

Boylston Place, and there was Van Morrison, very timidly sitting on a stool and I came in very timidly sitting on a stool and he played! And the first.

St Joseph’s College started timidly in Bonjongo, Buea, in 1937.

Synonyms:

shyly, bashfully,