craven in Irish
craven in Irish is meata — craven means completely lacking courage; cowardly, especially in a shameful way.
craven in Irish
meata
Unwilling to fight; lacking even the rudiments of courage; extremely cowardly.
What does "craven" mean?
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adj Completely lacking courage; cowardly, especially in a shameful way.
"It was a craven act to abandon his team when things got difficult."
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noun A coward.
"He was branded a craven for fleeing at the first sign of trouble."
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craven in a sentence
- It was a craven act to abandon his team when things got difficult.
- The general condemned the craven retreat of his officers.
- He was branded a craven for fleeing at the first sign of trouble.
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What is "craven" in Irish?
"craven" in Irish is meata. craven means: Completely lacking courage; cowardly, especially in a shameful way.
How do you use "craven" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a craven act to abandon his team when things got difficult." In Irish, "craven" is meata.
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