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bravado Noun an outward display of self-confidence [Spanish bravada]
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bravado noun swagger, boast, boasting, swaggering, vaunting, bluster, swashbuckling, bombast, braggadocio, boastfulness, fanfaronade (rare) Translations n bravado [brəˈvaːdəu] (a show of) daring He's full of bravado, but really he's a coward. grootpratery, bravade تظاهُر بالشجاعه проява на ненужна храброст hraná odvaha brovten; bravado die gespielte Tapferkeit μαγκιά, νταηλίκι bravuconería, bravata, fanfarronería bravuur شجاعت ظاهری rehvakkuus bravade הַפגָנַת אוֹמֶץ साहस प्रदर्शन hvalisanje hősködés sok berani, besar mulut mannalæti, sÿndarhugrekki spacconeria, bravata 強がりの 허세 bravūra bravūra keberanian yang ditunjuk-tunjuk vertoon dumdristighet; skryt pyszałkowatość fanfarronice bravadă бравада predstieraná odvaha izzivanje razmetanje övermod, karskhet การแสดงความกล้าหาญที่ไม่จริง kuru sıkı kabadayılık 虛張聲勢 бравада, удавана хоробрість مصنوعی بہادری sự làm ra vẻ can đảm 虚张声势 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In a moment it was hand-to-hand fighting, and Trent was cursing already the bravado which had brought him out to the open. It was said she had been brutally jilted by her cousin, Rutland Whitney, and that she married this unknown man from the West out of bravado. He said it with admirable serenity, with positive unimpeachable gaiety; and doubtless it was that very note that most evoked for me the poignancy, the unnatural childish tragedy, of his probable reappearance at the end of three months with all this bravado and still more dishonor. |
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