English, asked by zubaithaaysha, 20 days ago

idiom for the word "cold feet"
(a)discourage
(b) hesitated
(c) courage
(d) extremely happy ​

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Answered by KatakaAdhishtha
1

It's either discouraged or hesitate.

Answered by whitegamer415
1

Answer:

discourage

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Explanation:

To “have cold feet” is to be too fearful to undertake or complete an action. A wave of timidity or fearfulness. Loss or lack of courage or confidence.

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