nondaring
nondaring adjective: not daring.
Adjective
nondaring (comparative more nondaring, superlative most nondaring)
- Not daring.
- They could fall asleep at night, physically exhausted from exercise, too tired to think about the emptiness. They became creatures of habit, nonadventuresome, nondaring, because habit was safe.1987 September, Katherine Stone, Roommates, New York, N.Y.: Zebra Books, page 306
- Synonyms:
- undaring
Synonyms of nondaring
Forms of nondaring
| comparative | more nondaring |
|---|---|
| superlative | most nondaring |
Origin of nondaring
From non- + daring.
Questions about nondaring
- What does nondaring mean?
- Nondaring means not daring.
- What part of speech is nondaring?
- Nondaring is an adjective.
Words near nondaring in the dictionary
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