Definition of embolden - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
encouragemake someone more confident or courageous
- The coach's words emboldened the team to play more boldly in the second half.
2.
typographyTECH. format text in boldfaceTECH.
- Please embolden the title for emphasis.
Origin of embolden
Old English, em- (to make) + bold (courageous)
Examples of embolden in a sentence
The speech emboldened him to take a stand. You should embolden the keywords in the document. The editor asked to embolden the headings.
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- French:donner confiance à, mettre en gras, ...
- German:ermutigen, fetten, ...
- Italian:incoraggiare, mettere in grassetto, ...
- Spanish:envalentonar, resaltar, ...
- Portuguese:encorajar, negritar, ...
- Chinese:鼓舞, 加粗, ...
- Japanese:勇気づける, 太字にする, ...
- Arabic:جَسَّرَ, عَرَّضَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְעוֹדֵד, לְהַדְגִּישׁ, ...
- Russian:ободрять, выделять полужирным, ...
- Ukrainian:додавати сміливості, виділяти жирним, ...
- Hindi:हौसला बढ़ाना, बोल्ड करना, ...
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