13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Cower' in a Sentence
"To crouch, especially in fear or shame." more
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In the face of danger, he am cowering behind his friends for protection.
Employees tend to cower when the strict supervisor enters the room.
The employee is cowering in fear of the angry boss's reprimand.
As the teacher raised her voice, the students began to cower in their seats.
Despite his tough exterior, he tends to cower in the face of criticism.
Despite his brave exterior, he would cower when faced with his deepest fears.
The guilty dog has cowered behind the couch after chewing up the shoes.
The shy student will cower in the back of the classroom to avoid attention.
The timid cat has cowered in the presence of the boisterous dog.
Faced with the daunting challenge, the team would cower at the thought of defeat.
The victim is cowering from the aggressor in a dark alley.
The shy artist has been cowering from the spotlight at the gallery.
The small dog would cower beneath the table during thunderstorms.
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