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boldly

[bohld-lee] / ˈboʊld li /


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That message is boldly displayed on the homepage of its website.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Wallace argues, in places boldly and almost always persuasively, that the influence went both ways—moreover, that Titian’s impact on Michelangelo’s art was immediate and profound.

From The Wall Street Journal

Standing at the intersection of identity, disability, heritage and fashion, Abena represents a new way forward for Ghana, one where inclusion is not quietly suggested, but boldly demanded.

From BBC

I ordered it two nights in a row, then boldly asked Antonia, the founders’ granddaughter, how it was cooked.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rhodium’s Wright said economists in China were speaking out more boldly because they were having trouble tackling entrenched interests.

From The Wall Street Journal