bold
/boʊld/ adj [-er/-est only] (BRAVE)Definition
› brave, or without fear: He is a qualified politician with bold ideas. › Bold can also mean not shy, and almost rude: She was friendly without being bold. boldly /ˈboʊld·li/ adv › He dealt boldly with the problem and hoped he was right.
(Definition of bold adj (BRAVE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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