100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "wallflower"

Definition

• Wallflower (noun): A term that refers to a person who is shy or unpopular, often remaining on the sidelines of social events, especially dances or parties. It can also refer to a type of flowering plant belonging to the genus Erysimum, which is often found growing in rocky places and has a strong, sweet fragrance.

Synonyms

• Introvert
• Loner
• Outcast
• Recluse
• Shy person
• Socially awkward person
• Erysimum (when referring to the plant)

Antonyms

• Social butterfly
• Extrovert
• Participant
• Engager
• Center of attention

Examples

1. She tends to wallflower at parties, observing rather than joining in.
2. He would rather wallflower in the corner than dance in front of everyone.
3. During the event, I could see her wallflower quietly while her friends mingled.
4. Many people wallflower when they feel out of place in a social setting.
5. It's hard for some to break out of their wallflower habits and become more outgoing.
6. At the dance, he decided to wallflower instead of asking someone to dance.
7. I remember how I used to wallflower at high school dances, feeling too shy to participate.
8. The shy girl often wallflower while her more outgoing friends took the spotlight.
9. Rather than wallflower, he finally decided to take a step and join the group.
10. She felt like a wallflower until someone invited her to dance.
11. The wallflower stood alone, watching others enjoy themselves.
12. It's difficult to overcome the urge to wallflower when feeling anxious.
13. He used to wallflower at family gatherings until he found his confidence.
14. The wallflower was surprised when someone approached her to chat.
15. She had a tendency to wallflower even in familiar company.
16. In college, I learned to embrace my inner wallflower and appreciate my solitude.
17. At the reunion, I found myself wallflower once again.
18. The shy boy would often wallflower at recess, watching others play.
19. She chose to wallflower rather than engage in small talk with strangers.
20. While I enjoyed the music, I couldn't help but wallflower in the back.
21. The wallflower finally mustered the courage to ask someone to dance.
22. Even though he wanted to join the game, he opted to wallflower instead.
23. The event was filled with lively chatter, but I felt like a wallflower.
24. As a teenager, I was a total wallflower at every school function.
25. The party was fun, but I couldn't shake off my wallflower tendencies.
26. He is such a wallflower that he often goes unnoticed in crowds.
27. The wallflower quietly observed the interactions around her.
28. She used to wallflower until she found her passion for public speaking.
29. Sometimes, being a wallflower offers a unique perspective on social dynamics.
30. The wallflower was content to watch everyone else enjoy the festivities.
31. After years of being a wallflower, she finally joined a dance class.
32. The introverted wallflower found solace in her books during the party.
33. He felt like a wallflower amidst the vibrant personalities in the room.
34. The wallflower blossomed into a confident person over the years.
35. I wish I could stop being a wallflower at important events.
36. The wallflower in the corner finally got the chance to shine.
37. She always felt like a wallflower in her outgoing friend group.
38. As a wallflower, he had a knack for observing human behavior.
39. The shy child often found himself wallflower during group games.
40. I could see him wallflower even though he wanted to join the conversation.
41. The wallflower surprised everyone by singing karaoke.
42. She learned to embrace her wallflower nature rather than fight it.
43. The wallflower enjoyed the event from a distance.
44. He would often wallflower until someone engaged him in conversation.
45. At the gala, I felt like a wallflower among the glamorous attendees.
46. The wallflower slowly made her way into discussions as she grew more comfortable.
47. It's easy to wallflower when you don't know anyone at the event.
48. The wallflower finally decided to step out of her comfort zone.
49. He couldn't help but wallflower when he saw his crush across the room.
50. The wallflower appreciated the quiet moments amidst the chaos.
51. She often felt like a wallflower, even among her closest friends.
52. He tried not to wallflower, but his nerves got the best of him.
53. The wallflower eventually found her place within the group.
54. I used to wallflower but now I love meeting new people.
55. The party was a blast, but I still managed to wallflower a bit.
56. The wallflower had a rich inner world that few knew about.
57. It's hard not to wallflower when everyone seems so engaged.
58. She was once a wallflower, but now she's the life of the party.
59. Instead of wallflower, he decided to join the dance floor.
60. The wallflower felt invisible until someone noticed her.
61. He would often wallflower, fearing judgment from others.
62. The wallflower found comfort in the crowd's anonymity.
63. I remember the times I would wallflower at my friend's parties.
64. The wallflower seemed to enjoy the music rather than the crowd.
65. He tried to break out of his wallflower shell during college.
66. The wallflower smiled as someone finally reached out to her.
67. I always feel like a wallflower when I attend networking events.
68. The wallflower appreciated the quiet corners of the venue.
69. She would often wallflower, feeling overwhelmed by socializing.
70. The event was fun, but I couldn’t help but wallflower at times.
71. The wallflower was surprised by how many people noticed her.
72. He decided to wallflower rather than risk rejection.
73. The wallflower sat back, sipping her drink and observing.
74. Being a wallflower allowed him to escape the pressure of socializing.
75. The wallflower found her voice after years of quiet observation.
76. I didn’t want to wallflower, so I joined a group activity.
77. The wallflower thrived in her own way, enjoying solitude.
78. He often found himself wallflower during large gatherings.
79. The wallflower eventually made friends with those who noticed her.
80. I used to wallflower until I learned how to engage with others.
81. The wallflower was relieved when someone asked her to dance.
82. I can't help but wallflower when I feel out of my element.
83. The wallflower found joy in her own company amidst the crowd.
84. She decided to wallflower instead of forcing herself to socialize.
85. The wallflower finally opened up to new friendships.
86. He learned to embrace his wallflower tendencies as a strength.
87. The event was lively, but I still felt like a wallflower.
88. The wallflower was happy to find someone to talk to.
89. He often chose to wallflower rather than risk awkward encounters.
90. The wallflower admired the dance from afar.
91. She felt like a wallflower at her own birthday party.
92. The wallflower blossomed when she joined a club.
93. He didn’t want to wallflower, so he initiated conversations.
94. The wallflower gained confidence through small interactions.
95. She had to wallflower through most of the event, feeling shy.
96. The wallflower was a great listener, even if she didn’t speak much.
97. I couldn't help but wallflower when the spotlight was on others.
98. The wallflower became more outgoing over time.
99. He wanted to avoid being a wallflower, so he practiced his small talk.
100. The wallflower discovered a passion for photography at the event.