Boldness.

That quality of mind which shows itself in facing danger without fear or shrinking; bravery, boldness, valour.

Boldness, daring, intrepidity; confidence.

Bravery, high-spirit, mettle. Obsolete.

Assurance, boldness, fearlessness, arising from reliance (on oneself, on circumstances, on divine support, etc.).

As a mass noun: strength of character or purpose; courage, boldness, assertiveness. Cf. spirit, n. 6. Now rare (chiefly Scottish, archaic, or poetic…

The quality or state of being gallant, in various senses.

Daring, courage, valour, fortitude (as a good quality). In earlier quotations not clearly separable from sense 1. (The ordinary current sense.)

The quality of being brave; bravery, n.

Assurance, boldness.

A heart like that of a lion, i.e. brave, courageous; in quot. 1667 with pun on hart. Obsolete.

= bravery, n. (in various senses).

Audacity.

In plural. Courage, nerve. Cf. ball, n.1 12b(b).