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bolder
adjective as in brave
adjective as in brazen, insolent
Example Sentences
Campaign group the Molly Rose Foundation welcomed what it called an "important marker for Ofcom to be bolder" but said that should not obscure the fact that the OSA needed to be strengthened.
As a result, he dominated news coverage, looking bolder and badder than ever and leaving the Democrats looking like sputtering, defensive, fact-checking, umbrage-filled morality police.
Bears are growing bolder and seeking their own slice of the California dream.
The Hollywood Reporter wrote that the film delivers bigger, bolder action thanks to advances in digital technology.
“While firms continue to move fast and break things, timid regulation could cost lives… We have to find a way to move faster and to be bolder”.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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