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Bold

/bəʊld/
Having the quality of taking risks confidently and without fear; often visually striking or easily noticeable.

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Examples:

Clyde was getting very bold to even suggest anything like that.

" "Children are the only bold philosophers.

And bold philosophers are invariably children.

Etymology:

etymology
The word bold comes from the Old English beald or bald, originating from Proto-Germanic *balþa- meaning brave, confident, or strong.

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