CEFR B1

boldness

noun

Meaning

The quality of being willing to take risks and be confident and courageous.

Examples

His boldness in challenging the established norms led to a breakthrough.
The politician's boldness in admitting fault surprised the public.

Synonyms: courage, bravery, audacity, intrepidity

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boldness (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈboʊldnəs/

Definition

The quality of being willing to take risks and be confident and courageous.

Examples

His boldness in challenging the established norms led to a breakthrough.
The politician's boldness in admitting fault surprised the public.
She admired the artist's boldness in using such vibrant colors.

How to Use boldness

boldness in (prepositional phrase): Used to specify the area or situation where boldness is displayed. — "Her boldness in speaking out against injustice was remarkable."
boldness of (prepositional phrase): Used to indicate possession or origin of the boldness. — "The boldness of the young entrepreneur was evident in his pitch."

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