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What is the adjective for cower?

There isn't a single perfect adjective for "cower," as the meaning is nuanced. Here are some options, depending on the context:

General:

* Cowed: This is the most direct adjective, meaning "made to feel intimidated or fearful."

* Timid: Describing someone who is easily frightened and lacking confidence.

* Frightened: This is a basic term for feeling fear.

* Apprehensive: Expressing anxiety or fear about the future.

Specific:

* Cringing: Describing someone who is shrinking back in fear or disgust.

* Trembling: Describing someone who is shaking due to fear or cold.

* Cringing: Describing someone who is shrinking back in fear or disgust.

* Shrinking: Describing someone who is trying to make themselves small or inconspicuous.

The best adjective will depend on the specific situation and the emotion you want to convey.

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