Unmanly (adjective)

1. Not possessing qualities traditionally associated with men such as bravery and strength.
2. Not being befitting of a man.

Origin:

Derived from the word 'manly' meaning possessing qualities traditionally associated with men such as bravery and strength.

Examples:

1. The coward was deemed unmanly for his lack of bravery in the face of danger.
2. The weakling was considered unmanly for his inability to lift heavy weights.
3. The timid man was regarded as unmanly for his shyness in social situations.
4. The crybaby was considered unmanly for his emotional outbursts.
5. The lazy man was deemed unmanly for his lack of motivation and drive.