Examples of using Diffident in English and their translations into Italian
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The teenager can feel immensely lonely, diffident, at him the desire to communicate with people vanishes.
most who would have liked that were somewhat diffident(confidentiality problems,
he become diffident about giving realization.
what luminous directives arise for many souls still uncertain and diffident, but desirous of orientating their ardor!
their allies led him to a diffident wariness toward any form of opening.
It can go on too much, the oscillation could be so much that it can make you absolutely frantic, diffident and sometimes useless.
And this explains why the Catholic world became increasingly diffident and hostile toward the free market economy.
type b(tight-fisted and diffident)?
However, this kind of device has created a rather diffident approach among users, but the advantages are there.
that is doubtful, diffident, disbelieving?
weeping, diffident, sly type,
The Presidency has remained diffident, cautious, on the subject this evening-
Instead of that you will feel very diffident and you will feel very much depressed if you start judging,"Oh,
Hadrian"turned to to perpetuate the melancholy beauty, diffident manner, and lithe
it is essential to steer clear of the risk of a"Church of apparitions", diffident of the Hierarchy of the Church,
now it was the Venetians who were being diffident. Venice was no longer the city of carnival,
it is always very difficult, because of his shy and diffident nature and its habits of the hunter who prefers to move under cover of darkness.
Kismet means fate and it was first introduced into the English language by a diffident English writer Edward Fitzgerald(1809-83)
been sown by the Holy Father, but can it grow in this soil where the political heads are still cold and diffident?
is a little-known species in Puglia because of its night-time habitus and shy, diffident behaviour.