bolden (Meaning)
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bolden (v. t.)
To make bold; to encourage; to embolden.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bolden
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bolden Sentence Examples
- The CEO's inspiring speech boldened the employees to strive for excellence.
- Her encouraging words boldened me to pursue my dreams despite the challenges.
- Taking a deep breath, he stepped onto the stage, hoping to bolden his resolve.
- The success of the project boldened the team to tackle even greater challenges.
- The coach's motivational pep talk boldened the team for the upcoming championship game.
- His unwavering support boldened her to confront her fears and speak her mind.
- The positive feedback from her peers boldened her confidence in her artistic abilities.
- The warm rays of the sun boldened the flowers to bloom brightly in the garden.
- The endorsement from a respected authority figure boldened their credibility in the industry.
- Her determination to succeed boldened her to overcome every obstacle in her path.
FAQs About the word bolden
To make bold; to encourage; to embolden.
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The CEO's inspiring speech boldened the employees to strive for excellence.
Her encouraging words boldened me to pursue my dreams despite the challenges.
Taking a deep breath, he stepped onto the stage, hoping to bolden his resolve.
The success of the project boldened the team to tackle even greater challenges.
