Definition
Definition of awless - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fearlessDated showing no fear or worryDated
- The awless knight faced the dragon bravely.
2.
emotionlessDated lacking any feeling of awe or reverenceDated
- The awless critic dismissed the masterpiece without hesitation.
Origin of awless
Old English, aw (awe) + -less (without)
Examples of awless in a sentence
The awless leader inspired confidence in the team. His awless demeanor unnerved the audience. She remained awless in the face of grandeur.
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- French:intrépide, indifférent, ...
- German:furchtlos, respektlos, ...
- Italian:impavido, insensibile, ...
- Spanish:intrépido, impasible, ...
- Portuguese:intrépido, indiferente, ...
- Chinese:无畏的, 无敬畏之情的, ...
- Japanese:恐れを知らない, 畏敬の念のない, ...
- Arabic:جريء, عَديم الإِنبِهار, ...
- Hebrew:חֲסַר פַּחַד, חֲסַר יִרְאָה, ...
- Russian:бесстрашный, безбоязненный, ...
- Ukrainian:безстрашний, безблагоговійний, ...
- Hindi:निर्भीक, भावनाहीन, ...
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