pusillanimous in Latin
pusillanimous in Latin is pusillanimis — pusillanimous means displaying dishonorable cowardice or a timidity that invites contempt.
pusillanimous in Latin
pusillanimis
Showing ignoble cowardice, or contemptible timidity. [from 16th c.]
What does "pusillanimous" mean?
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adjective Displaying dishonorable cowardice or a timidity that invites contempt.
"Critics called the government's response pusillanimous and half-hearted."
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pusillanimous in a sentence
- Critics called the government's response pusillanimous and half-hearted.
- It felt pusillanimous to back down the moment things got difficult.
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What is "pusillanimous" in Latin?
"pusillanimous" in Latin is pusillanimis. pusillanimous means: Displaying dishonorable cowardice or a timidity that invites contempt.
How do you use "pusillanimous" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics called the government's response pusillanimous and half-hearted." In Latin, "pusillanimous" is pusillanimis.
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