Examples of using Diffident in English and their translations into Italian
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
Religious life grows diffident.
A diffident meeting has turned into a young friendship"!
Do you even know what"diffident" means?
Diffident in the most seductive way, and yet powerful.
True Love is always modest and diffident.
But if you are diffident about yourself then you cannot do it.
But he is still so wary, so diffident.
She's becoming more diffident since you're being hard on her.
However, being humble is not being diffident.
Diffident girls with despondency look in a mirror and keep saying.
So you won't be diffident at all.
With this business of the trial, he's become too diffident.
Are you suspicious or diffident towards others' motivations and intuitions?
If I say,“I don't think so,” then suggest,“She's diffident.”.
A diffident, cold and proud material, which for each hit returns with a new enigma.
Edward(replied she) you are surely too diffident in your own praise-.
We were all a bit diffident, we didn't want word to get around about what we were working on.
Who are you?”- she answers, secure but diffident, in perfect English.
Moses being diffident, Aaron his brother was given to be his'prophet'(6:
There are examples of how initially modest and diffident people became leaders and led people.
Diffident and reserved, Father Tiveron let out only a few words
Who are you?”- she answers, secure but diffident, in perfect English.-“Are you the police?”.
If you too diffident person also hesitate to look in the face,
Here he is!' she thought, as she saw his powerful diffident figure before her and his shining eyes gazing at her.
who became rather diffident about the issue.
Men who suffer from man boobs certainly feel diffident to eliminate their shirts at gym and throughout pool parties.
So shy and diffident was she in those days that a less astute producer
He noted that Man ning appeared as diffident towards Newman, Ullathorne sought to persuade him of his worth.
These initial and diffident openings must be progressively enhanced