Examples of using Diffident in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
He's a little shy and diffident.
A modest wife is diffident even with her husband.
so diffident.
Our modern time is diffident towards any authority.
Smaller Dutch cities were less diffident.
They were generally diffident with strangers.
At such times, her manner should be sedate and diffident.
So you won't be diffident at all.
Many historians have regarded him as indecisive and diffident.
subtle loops and diffident vocals, complemented by Pink Floyd-a-like guitar solos.
they seemed less diffident.
Gay? well-spoken… diffident in the most seductive way,
Do you even know what"diffident" means?
secretive, diffident.
He grew to be sickly of health and diffident of temperament.
Gay?- No. powerful diffident in the most seductive way,
they're very diffident people.
The ambiguous and diffident nature of Community regulations,
a modern hotel that pays diffident homage to the regal heritage of Udaipur.
Instead of that you will feel very diffident and you will feel very much depressed if you start judging,"Oh,
his many extraordinary qualities, all made me diffident and backward in crossing him.
intelligent, well-spoken… diffident in the most seductive way,
These initial and diffident openings must be progressively enhanced
these initial and diffident openings must be progressively enhanced and extended.
Muhammad is very diffident about his own position,
simple taste, and diffident feelings.
The Presidency has remained diffident, cautious, on the subject this evening- but the European Union can no longer take the moral responsibility for providing assistance,