fainthearted

“Woe unto him that is fainthearted,” says the son of Sirach.

Surely some amongst us are too fainthearted about the truth.

If we are so fainthearted now what should we have been before the Reformation?

I ricommend to you, trusting to God, and putting down all misgivings and fainthearted feelin's.

The word rendered "fainthearted" is only used in this single passage; yet every one knows what it means.

Sometimes the very opposite is in place; and so Paul writes, "Encourage the fainthearted."

Okie managed a fainthearted grin, uncertain of whether his leg was being pulled.

They had volunteered for the team and successfully passed the tests to weed out the temperamentally unfit or fainthearted.

Such had been the unexpected outcome of the tentative and fainthearted opening of Albert's political life.

And the officers shall speak further unto the people, and they shall say, What man is there that is fearful and fainthearted?