covardia

This is the 9662nd most frequent Portuguese word.


covardia

Cowardice: lack of courage to face danger, difficulty, or opposition.


In this sentence, 'covardia' is used as a noun to describe the quality of being cowardly, indicating a lack of bravery in someone's actions.

Aquele ato foi pura covardia.

That act was pure cowardice.


Here, 'covardia' is employed to express a behavior or trait that involves avoiding challenges due to fear or unwillingness to confront them.

A covardia de não enfrentar dificuldades pode impedir o crescimento.

The cowardice of not facing difficulties can hinder growth.


In this context, 'covardia' refers to behaviors or actions towards others that are unfairly harsh or not courageous, emphasizing ethical treatment.

Não trate as pessoas com covardia; seja justo e respeitoso.

Do not treat people with cowardice; be fair and respectful.