Coward

Weakling

Craven

Timid

Feeble

Afraid

Vulnerable

Unheroic

1 Antonym: Coward

The villain in the story was portrayed as a coward, unwilling to face the consequences of his actions.

He was labeled a coward for avoiding the confrontation instead of standing up for his beliefs.

Despite his bravado, he felt like a coward for not taking the risk that could lead to success.

The hero's bravery was contrasted sharply with the coward who fled from the challenge.

2 Antonym: Weakling

In the story, the antagonist is portrayed as a weakling, lacking the courage to confront his problems.

She felt like a weakling for struggling to lift the heavy box, even though it was a common task for others.

The bully taunted him as a weakling, though he was merely shy and reserved.

The coach encouraged every athlete to overcome the feeling of being a weakling and to push their limits.

3 Antonym: Craven

His craven behavior in the face of danger surprised everyone who had once admired his courage.

The leader's craven decision to avoid conflict led to a series of missed opportunities for the team.

She criticized the craven refusal to stand up for what was right, calling for more integrity and bravery.

The craven actions of the antagonist revealed his true nature as he avoided any real confrontation.

4 Antonym: Timid

The new student was so timid that she barely spoke during her first week at school.

Despite his timid demeanor, he had some brilliant ideas that he was hesitant to share.

Her timid response to the question indicated she was unsure of herself and needed more confidence.

The shy, timid child slowly warmed up to the group after being encouraged by her teacher.