bold
adjective (BRAVE) /bəʊld/
/boʊld/ Definition
B2 not frightened of danger: She was a bold and fearless climber. The newspaper made the bold move/took the bold step of publishing the names of the men involved. → Synonym brave adjectiveBrave and courageous boldly /ˈbəʊld.li/
/ˈboʊld-/ adverb Brave and courageous boldness /ˈbəʊld.nəs/
/ˈboʊld-/ noun [U] › He is famous for the boldness of his business methods.Bravery
/ˈboʊld-/ adverb Brave and courageous boldness /ˈbəʊld.nəs/
/ˈboʊld-/ noun [U] › He is famous for the boldness of his business methods.Bravery(Definition of bold adjective (BRAVE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- adventurous adjective
- audacious adjective
- ballsy adjective
- be man enough to do sth idiom
- bite the bullet idiom
- fearless adjective
- gallant adjective (BRAVE)
- get your courage up idiom
- grasp the nettle idiom
- gritty adjective (BRAVE)
- gutsy adjective
- knightly adjective
- manfully adverb
- muster sth up phrasal verb
- pluck up your courage idiom
- plucky adjective
- screw up your courage idiom
- unflinching adjective
- valiant adjective
- venturesome adjective
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Brave and courageous
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