emboldening (Meaning)

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emboldening (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Embolden

The mayor's speech **emboldened** the citizens to take action against the proposed tax increase.
After years of practice, the young pianist took the stage, **emboldened** by the words of encouragement from her mentor.
The embattled CEO, though initially apprehensive, was **emboldened** by the outpouring of support from her employees.
The company's bold marketing campaign **emboldened** its competitors to also take risks to capture more market share.
The explorer's success in reaching the summit of Mount Everest **emboldened** others to attempt the perilous climb.
The underdog candidate, with little support or funding, was **emboldened** by the outpouring of support from grassroots voters.
The soldier's unwavering courage in the face of danger **emboldened** his comrades to stand their ground and fight.
The activist's passionate speech **emboldened** the crowd to take to the streets and protest against injustice.
The doctor's positive prognosis **emboldened** the patient to continue fighting against the debilitating disease.
The politician's inflammatory rhetoric **emboldened** extremist elements to commit acts of violence and hatred.

of Embolden

encouraging, inspiring, steeling, bearing up, reinforcing, heartening,inspiriting, cheering (up), animating, energizing

daunting, daunting, undermining, discouraging, disheartening, undermining,discouraging, disheartening, intimidating,weakening

The mayor's speech **emboldened** the citizens to take action against the proposed tax increase.

After years of practice, the young pianist took the stage, **emboldened** by the words of encouragement from her mentor.

The embattled CEO, though initially apprehensive, was **emboldened** by the outpouring of support from her employees.

The company's bold marketing campaign **emboldened** its competitors to also take risks to capture more market share.