Pronunciation: /ˈflɪnˌthɑrtɪd/
adjective a descriptive word that modifies a noun to indicate a characteristic or quality, in this case, 'flinthearted' describes someone who is easily scared or lacks courage
A1 She was flinthearted and easily scared by loud noises.
A2 The flinthearted child refused to go on the roller coaster.
B1 Despite being flinthearted, he managed to confront his fear of public speaking.
B2 The flinthearted explorer hesitated before entering the dark cave.
C1 Her flinthearted nature made her hesitant to take risks in her career.
C2 The flinthearted soldier showed courage in the face of danger during the mission.
formal He was known for his flinthearted approach to negotiations, never showing any sign of weakness.
informal Don't be so flinthearted, just give it a try and see what happens.
slang She's too flinthearted to handle any criticism, always taking things personally.
figurative His flinthearted demeanor made it difficult for others to get close to him emotionally.
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