coward|cowards in English
noun
[cow·ard || 'kaʊəd]
one who lacks courage
Use "coward|cowards" in a sentence
1. Not to call you a coward, Master, but sometimes, cowards do survive.
2. Alan was a kind of unflinching coward who lived into an era of absolute cowards.
3. Cowards!
4. Quotations "Cowards die many times before their deaths" [William Shakespeare Julius Caesar] "coward: one who in a perilous emergency thinks with his legs" [Ambrose Bierce The Devil's Dictionary] "May coward shame distain his name,"
5. Jack Coward Jack Coward died Feb
6. What is the opposite of Coward? Antonyms for Coward (opposite of Coward)
7. Cowards are cruel.
8. See also: always, bully, Coward conscience does make Cowards of us all proverb The conscience often prevents one from doing things that one wants to do (perhaps things that
9. Yankee coward!
10. Sharing is for cowards.
11. A coward.
12. Our fathers are cowards.
13. There's nobody here except cowards...
14. Ambrosious, you coward.
15. You bloody coward.
16. Not much for running from cowards.
17. You're a coward.
18. We were taught snipers were Cowards
19. Soldiers die because they are cowards.
20. He's a coward.
21. 4 Cowards "show the white feather".
22. He is a coward.
23. Flee like a coward?
24. They were portrayed as contemptible cowards.
25. They were portrayed as Contemptible cowards