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brash

[brash] / bræʃ /




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The adventures into fashion can relax players in the locker room prior to games, as athletes rib one another for their more brash selections.

From Barron's

Moses Brown had already sunk a fortune into a failed cotton mill when he was introduced to Slater, a brash young Englishman with big promises and a knack for self-promotion.

From Barron's

“One Battle After Another” is, like most of Mr. Anderson’s films—“Boogie Nights,” “There Will Be Blood,” “The Master”—big and brash.

From The Wall Street Journal

Head coach Nick Sirianni is a brash character and not afraid to win ugly.

From BBC

Style tip: If you want to channel this look, you'll need to find the most brash items in your wardrobe and find a way to pair them together.

From BBC