0 the quality of being shy and not confident of your abilities:
The biggest difficulty is overcoming natural British diffidence
She spoke rather hesitantly, though this was less to do with diffidence than good manners.
He spoke with a certain diffidence which added to his charm.
The women's movement diffidence in debates on pluralism is also about its enduring scepticism about the value of engaging with the state.
Those early clear waters, untainted by experience, influence and diffidence, are already flowing sweetly but surely.
Nationalism and the imperial theme are now embarrassments, and diffidence is - as it is here - the usual rhetorical stance.
This knowledge alone demands a certain diffidence towards both the analyses and their results.
I approach this latter issue with considerable diffidence.
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