variants
| trotzen |
defy
brave
withstand
mock
|
| die Stirn bieten |
brave
|
| tapfer ins Auge sehen |
brave
|
| mutig |
brave
courageous
bold
valiant
plucky
spirited
|
| tapfer |
brave
valiant
courageous
bold
gallant
valorous
|
| brav |
good
brave
honest
well-behaved
|
| wacker |
brave
valiant
|
| unerschrocken |
undaunted
intrepid
unafraid
bold
dauntless
brave
|
| beherzt |
courageous
brave
spirited
dauntless
stout
doughty
|
| herzhaft |
lusty
hearty
firm
strong
brave
substantial
|
| Krieger |
warrior
brave
|
synonyms
adjective
verb
examples
He didn’t want to see her go, but he wasn’t brave enough to beg her to stay, not with everyone watching.
You behaved like a real nobleman, a brave caballero and a true and honest protector of a defenseless woman.
Knew most dancers would keep waltzing through it, but the brave ones, the skilled ones would do the twelve spins, the female blindly turning with one arm above her head, rotated again and again and again by her partner as they moved across the dance floor.
The others may sing your praises, tell you how brave you were, but I saw it for what it was.
A big brave magician like you, scared of a Tyn?
“You must have been very brave, be brave now,” whispered Tuvacs urgently to Fulx.
“One, because it’s rare anyone travels through the wilderness at all, and two, it’s a bit risky to brave the pass.
He did not think he could be brave either way.
I will not brave this passage that might not exist if we can sail out of here in comfort.
”“Well, we say we are as brave as King Brannon.
He was so dashing, and brave.
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