flinched

They carried the Weapon which spared not, nor flinched from the battle.

They carried the Weapon27 which spared not, nor flinched from the battle.

He flinched a little, complaining that they were burning him.

John flinched, and the muscles of his face twitched nervously again.

John flinched as at a cut across the face and then smiled a smile of relief.

If he flinched at her question, he rallied again too quickly for her to discover it.

He just shivered and flinched a little from the draft, appealingly.

It should not be said that the son of David Allison flinched or shirked a duty!

At the blaze of frustrated fury in Hilton's mind Laro flinched away.

Cardmaker, on his first examination, had turned his back and flinched.