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5 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Cower' in a Sentence

"To crouch, especially in fear or shame." more

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The vulnerable prey would cower, sensing the predatory eyes of lurking hunters.
The skittish deer would cower in the forest, sensing the presence of hunters nearby.
The rabbit would cower in its burrow whenever it sensed danger nearby.
Witnessing the ferocious lion's roar, the gazelles would cower in the tall grass.
The prey will cower as the predator approaches stealthily through the grass.

Cower

kou-er
verbTo crouch, especially in fear or shame.
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Last Updated On: January 20, 2024
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