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How do you use diffidently in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "diffidently" in a sentence:

* He diffidently offered his opinion, unsure if it would be welcomed. (This shows hesitation and a lack of confidence in one's opinion)

* She diffidently approached the stage, her hands trembling slightly. (This emphasizes a lack of confidence and possibly a fear of public speaking)

* The new employee diffidently asked for help, not wanting to appear incompetent. (This shows a lack of assertiveness and a fear of appearing foolish)

* He diffidently accepted the award, looking down at his shoes. (This implies a lack of self-assurance and maybe even humility)

"Diffidently" describes a hesitant, unconfident, or unsure manner. It suggests a lack of self-assurance and often a fear of being judged or criticized.

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