shy person
- noun
- /ʃaɪ ˈpɜrsən/
- As a shy person, she often preferred to read alone at home rather than go to social events.
- a very shy person
- basically a shy person
- always a shy person
Like if you're a shy person, how to be a public speaker?
- Like if you're a shy person, how to be a public speaker?
- I could have like texted them and and that that certainly was good for a shy person.
- If you're this introverted, shy person that that doesn't want to talk to anyone ever, then getting the deals is easier than selling them.
- Now I think some people start like that, like entertainers, like shy people.
- How do you what is it that and, and and and Tracy, you and I both are shy people.
Examples
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Carducci's research shows there are far more shy people than introverts.
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I know that most of you here would never have guessed that I am actually a really shy person.
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Specifically, worry may help create the very events that shy people are trying to avoid.
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Do you consider that online dating could be very hard for any shy person?
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I am a shy person who is working on becoming more confident, but I love meeting people.
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The shy person stands in the corner because he feels he has no choice.
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I'm basically a shy person.
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I am the most awkward and shy person ever.
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I'm a very reserved and shy person.
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It's fair to say that most shy people are scared to even hug a stranger.
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Synonyms
A person who prefers to be alone and avoids spending time with others
A quiet, shy person who is easily overlooked
A person who lives alone and avoids other people
A shy person who avoids standing out
A person in a group who speaks very little and listens more than others
A person who is very shy and does not speak up
A person who lives alone and avoids the company of others
Feels very shy and nervous around people
A person who avoids social contact and prefers being alone
A person who prefers to act or be alone without help
Antonyms
How Shy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shy person comes from the verb shy, which we see when a horse suddenly moves away because it is scared, and so the image is of someone who pulls back from things that frighten them. So a shy person means someone who quickly avoids people or attention, which is why we use it to mean 'nervous or timid'.