bold Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- enterprising
- adventuresome
- gutsy
- hardy
- emboldened
- nerved
- dashing
- reckless
- foolish
- nervy
- venturous
- heroic
- audacious
- gallant
- venturesome
- impulsive
- heroical
- valiant
Weak:
- gritty
- whacky
- crazy
- irrational
- absurd
- rash
- imprudent
- unafraid
- wild
- madcap
- intrepid
- daredevil
- unnecessary
- insane
- headlong
- idiotic
- foolhardy
- dumb
- overbold
- overconfident
- hotheaded
- unreasonable
- stouthearted
- mad
- greathearted
- spirited
- lunatic
- spunky
- impetuous
- hasty
- silly
- moronic
- incautious
- free-swinging
- stupid
- stalwart
- nutty
- dauntless
- brainless
- brash
- precipitate
- undaunted
- plucky
- witless
- valorous
- scatterbrained
- asinine
- thoughtless
- lionhearted
- swashbuckling
- wacky
- harebrained
- stout
- heedless
Strongest:
- cautious
- careful
- pusillanimous
- timid
- careful
- shy
- timorous
- wary
- coward
- unenterprising
- unadventurous
- craven
- pusillanimous
- milky
- prudent
- milky
- coward
- afraid
- wary
- cowardly
- craven
- unadventurous
- timid
- shy
- afraid
- prudent
- timorous
- cowardly
- unenterprising
- cautious
Strong:
- alarmed
- affrighted
- fearful
- wise
- unnerved
- frightened
- cool
- sound
- calm
- alarmed
- heedful
- calm
- sane
- sound
- terrified
- chickenhearted
- horrified
- rational
- startled
- scared
- lily-livered
- frightened
- shocked
- unnerved
- spooked
- terrified
- overcautious
- poltroon
- reasonable
- shocked
- poltroon
- sensible
- affrighted
- chickenhearted
- overcautious
- heedful
- startled
- horrified
- spooked
- sensible
- rational
- reasonable
- wise
- cool
- lily-livered
- sane
- scared
- fearful
Weak:
bold Meaning
bold (n)
a typeface with thick heavy lines
bold (a)
fearless and daring
bold (s)
clear and distinct
very steep; having a prominent and almost vertical front
bold (n.)
Forward to meet danger; venturesome; daring; not timorous or shrinking from risk; brave; courageous.
Exhibiting or requiring spirit and contempt of danger; planned with courage; daring; vigorous.
In a bad sense, too forward; taking undue liberties; over assuming or confident; lacking proper modesty or restraint; rude; impudent.
Somewhat overstepping usual bounds, or conventional rules, as in art, literature, etc.; taking liberties in composition or expression; as, the figures of an author are bold.
Standing prominently out to view; markedly conspicuous; striking the eye; in high relief.
Steep; abrupt; prominent.
bold (v. t.)
To make bold or daring.
bold (v. i.)
To be or become bold.
bold Sentence Examples
- She made a bold decision to quit her job and pursue her passion for painting full-time.
- His bold fashion choices always turned heads wherever he went.
- The CEO's bold strategy propelled the company to unprecedented success.
- With a bold stroke of the brush, the artist added vibrant colors to the canvas.
- It takes a bold individual to speak out against injustice in the face of adversity.
- The explorer embarked on a bold expedition to summit the tallest mountain in the world.
- Making a bold statement, she declared her intentions to run for political office.
- The chef's bold use of spices infused the dish with layers of flavor.
- Taking a bold leap of faith, he invested all his savings into his startup.
- His bold leadership style inspired confidence and loyalty among his team members.
FAQs About the word bold
a typeface with thick heavy lines, fearless and daring, clear and distinct, very steep; having a prominent and almost vertical frontForward to meet danger; vent
fearless,adventurous, daring, brave, courageous, enterprising, adventuresome, gutsy, hardy, emboldened
cautious, careful, pusillanimous, timid, careful, shy, timorous, wary, coward, unenterprising
She made a bold decision to quit her job and pursue her passion for painting full-time.
His bold fashion choices always turned heads wherever he went.
The CEO's bold strategy propelled the company to unprecedented success.
With a bold stroke of the brush, the artist added vibrant colors to the canvas.
