cojones (Meaning)

cojones

testes, nerve sense 3

He showed some serious cojones by confronting the boss about unfair treatment.
It takes a lot of cojones to stand up against injustice in such a hostile environment.
She displayed incredible cojones when she challenged the status quo in her conservative community.
You've got to admire his cojones for taking on such a risky venture.
Quitting your job without a backup plan requires a certain level of cojones.
The politician demonstrated his cojones by tackling corruption head-on.
It's going to take more than just cojones to pull off this daring heist.
Facing your fears and speaking your mind takes real cojones.
Stepping into the boxing ring takes cojones, but it also takes skill and strategy.
Despite the odds, she marched into the boardroom with the cojones to demand equal pay for equal work.

testes, nerve sense 3

backbone,audacity, spunk, boldness, courage, gall, mettle, effrontery, gumption, temerity

indecision,hesitation, indecisiveness, timidity, fearfulness, impotence, feebleness, weakness,irresolution, cold feet

He showed some serious cojones by confronting the boss about unfair treatment.

It takes a lot of cojones to stand up against injustice in such a hostile environment.

She displayed incredible cojones when she challenged the status quo in her conservative community.

You've got to admire his cojones for taking on such a risky venture.