Adjective:

கூச்சமுடைய,

shied's Usage Examples:

She shied away from her reflection, from the paleness of her skin and the stark red of her blood soaking the cream sweater.

All My Children never shied away from telling the hard stories.

If you've ever shied away from a sport you were really dying to play, it's time for an introduction to prescription sport eyewear.

In fact, I shied away from it in a way most people jump when they see '80s-style blue eye shadow.

If you shied away from this makeup in the past because you were afraid it would clog your pores or make you feel like you were wearing a mask, try the newest types out there.

Only a few people looked long enough to take in her armband, and she shied away from one who stared at her in alarm.

Traditionally, men have always shied away from introducing color to their eyewear beyond brown, black, gold and silver.

Breech presentations were still delivered vaginally in the 1970s, but with the advent of the malpractice climate, many doctors shied away from this practice, opting to perform a c-section.

Traditionally, women of color with dark chocolate complexions have shied away from brighter shades of red.

The program centered largely on moral themes, exploring topics such as alcoholism, drug addiction, homelessness, pre-marital sex, teen pregnancy and virginity, but shied away from topics such as abortion and homosexuality.

Even if you 've shied away from whole-wheat pasta before, you'll love how its nutty bite complements this creamy sauce.

Synonyms:

startle, jump, start,

Antonyms:

diffident, uncertain, unsure, certain,