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Coward

usgb/ˈkaʊərd/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
The word 'coward' often carries a judgmental tone, criticizing someone's lack of bravery. SlideHis friends called him a coward for not joining the dare.
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Emotional ImpactPlay
Being labeled a 'coward' can be hurtful and provoke a strong emotional response. SlideAfter being called a coward, Maria felt humiliated.
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Not Always NegativePlay
Sometimes, 'coward' can be used to advise caution, suggesting being brave isn't always smart. SlideBetter to be a coward at sea than a captain of a sunken ship.