Coward and Heroine

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Coward noun – A person who shows a shameful lack of courage in the face of danger.

Heroine is an antonym for coward.

Nearby Words: cowardly, cowardice, cowardliness

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Heroine noun – The main good female character in a work of fiction.

Coward is an antonym for heroine.

Nearby Words: hero, heroin

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original	original coward	original heroine
true	true coward	true heroine
brave	brave coward	brave heroine
real	real coward	real heroine
Other adjectives: big, famous, favorite.

When he tries to reject his duty to the Snow Queen and save the heroine, she calls him a coward.

Source: Animation / The Snow Queen (2012)
However, the plots aren't interconnected, Shurik doesn't recognize the Coward, the Fool and the Pro in Kidnapping, and his wife from Ivan Vassilyevich is neither Lida nor the heroine from Kidnapping.

Source: Film / Operation Y and Shurik's Other Adventures
Jinty - the heroine of "Waves of Fear" suffers from this, and her fear starts ruining her life, as she gets bullied and receives No Sympathy from her parents, who are disgusted at having a "coward" for a daughter.

Source: Claustrophobia

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