"coward without" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who lacks bravery or courage. It can also imply a person who is easily intimidated or afraid. Example: Despite his tough appearance, he was a coward without any true bravery or determination to fight for what he believed in.
8. 'PRIVATE LIVES' Noël Coward without camp, for a change.
Killer by remote control, wimp in king's clothing, sadistic coward without compunction, we shall never see his like again.
January 26 2010 April 4 201010 Douglas Carter Beane's latest comedy — a sketch about two gossip columnists, posing as a play — is a digital-age imitation of Noël Coward: it aspires to the look of Coward, the sound of Coward, and the swank of Coward without the wit of Coward.
When Eykelboom declined to go into the woods, the boys called him a coward and headed in without him.
Cowden's third rule: the word 'significant' without the prefix 'statistical' is usually a coward's way of implying 'important' without mathematical evidence". John M. Cowden.
If anyone asks you what it is, it is literally Klingon for "one without honor" or coward, but like generic English curses, it can be used for other things.
"Fire is the devil, hiding like a coward in the smoke," says the Log Lady without stuttering.
"Design for Living" was a huge hit almost 70 years ago with Coward, Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne playing the haute bohemians who can't live without one another.
Like Elyot and Amanda in Coward's Private Lives, this pair can't live with or without each other.
RICKMAN -- I think we instinctively knew we would basically be saying the lines without any of the usual stuff that comes with Noël Coward.
"Saddam's a coward, he didn't shoot, he didn't kill himself, he gave himself up without a fight!" one teenage boy shouted.
