/səbˈsɪmɪəs/ (sub-sim-ee-uhs)

Definitions

1. adjective

Having a tendency to question or doubt one’s own thoughts or feelings, especially in a way that is overly cautious or excessively skeptical.

“She was being subsimious about her decision to quit her job, constantly questioning whether it was the right choice.”

2. noun

A person who is characterized by excessive skepticism or caution in their thoughts or feelings.

“The doctor warned the patient about the dangers of being too subsimious and missing out on the benefits of the new treatment.”