shied
Verb
The word is derived from shy
Meaning
imp. & p. p. of Shy.
of Shy
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As a result of the latter concert, organizers shied away from rock bands for several years, and established guidelines for "family-friendly" acts and a ban on alcohol brought in by patrons.
Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx disputed any suggestion that her office had shied away from prosecuting people who were arrested for ransacking businesses weeks ago.
“Even if he had tested positive, the deputy governor I know would not have shied from disclosing his full health status,’’
For such a casual guy though, Taha never shied away from grand conceptual statements: He did record an Arabic language version of “Rock the Casbah” after the invasion of Iraq after all.
Dudes need to stop filtering themselves through women and using women mainly for ego boosts, for babies, for sociological clout/comfort or to help shied their gay aspects, internalized homophobia and/or self-misandry.
Even as our own movement shied away from full-throated advocacy for LGBTQ rights, Rev. Lowery was out front pushing for everyone’s rights and humanity.