/dæs.tərd.li.nəs/
NOUN
The quality or state of being cowardly, lacking bravery, or showing fear when facing danger, difficulty, or responsibility.
The quality of being unwilling to face danger, hardship, or confrontation because of fear or insufficient courage.
A tendency to be excessively cautious, fearful, or hesitant when confronted with uncertainty, risk, or challenging situations.
NOUN
The quality of behaving in a contemptible, dishonorable, or morally reprehensible manner, especially through cowardly or treacherous actions.
Conduct characterized by a shameful lack of courage, particularly when someone abandons, betrays, or takes advantage of others in difficult circumstances.