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Cowardice is lack of resolve, fortitude, or bravery. A coward is typically seen as being intrinsically weak. Cowardice is not the same as fear, a lack of fear is not bravery it is stupidity, a coward simply does not know how to deal with their fear like a whole, complete, regular adult person. [1]
Cowardice comes with a handful of characteristics which you can easily recognize with a little practice. A coward will typically show a lot of false courage, and braggadocio, but when confronted will respond first with dishonesty, and then slink away. [2]
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References
- ↑ Am I a coward for having fear? Associated Content, Retrieved Sept 17th 2011
- ↑ Signs of a coward eHow, Retrieved Sept 17th 2011