boldly
ˈbəʊldli
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Definition of boldly - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

confidence couragein a confident, courageous way, often without fear or hesitation
  • She spoke boldly in front of the large crowd.
  • He boldly refused the unjust order.
  • They boldly entered the abandoned lighthouse at dawn.
bravely daringly fearlessly
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Origin of boldly

Old English, beald (brave) + -ly (manner)

Terms with boldly included in their meaning

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conflict
face someone boldly, often in hostility
communication
directly addressing serious issues boldly
proactive approach
take charge boldly in a situation
bold action
person who acts boldly without hesitation
boldly
in a manner showing no shame or embarrassment
bold action
to act boldly without hesitation or doubt
creativity
very strange, boldly different in thinking or design
challenge
defy or challenge boldly

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  1. French:avec audace, ...
  2. German:mutig, ...
  3. Italian:con audacia, ...
  4. Spanish:con valentía, ...
  5. Portuguese:corajosamente, ...
  6. Chinese:大胆地, ...
  7. Japanese:大胆に, ...
  8. Arabic:بِجُرْأَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּאֹפֶן נוֹעָז, ...
  10. Russian:смело, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сміливо, ...
  12. Hindi:निर्भीकता से, ...
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