Definition of fearlessness in English:

fearlessness

noun ˈfɪələsnəsˈfɪrləsnəs

mass noun

Lack of fear.
she quickly earned a reputation for fearlessness
Example sentencesExamples
- She embodies an unapologetic freedom and fearlessness that some of us can only aspire to.
- He was remembered for having an absolute fearlessness in confronting authority on matters of principle and a complete stubbornness if he believed he was right.
- The author suggests that the sergeant's fearlessness on the front lines was founded in a deep Anglican faith.
- Immersing himself in battle with at least seeming fearlessness became the photographer's specialty.
- I've always admired my mom's fearlessness to rip things up, start over, jump in.
- The author showed again her utter fearlessness when it comes to attacking the big subjects and her determination to bring philosophical discussions into the realm of highly readable and entertaining literature.
- What I admired most about this book was the writer's fearlessness in portraying herself truthfully.
- He attacked the ball with courage and fearlessness from first bounce to last.
- He had a fearlessness about confronting anyone - be it an orderly or a chief of surgery - who he thought was underperforming.
- The director comments in the accompanying featurette that he has always favored American film actors for their "emotional fearlessness."

Definition of fearlessness in US English:

fearlessness

nounˈfɪrləsnəsˈfirləsnəs

Lack of fear.
she quickly earned a reputation for fearlessness
Example sentencesExamples
- She embodies an unapologetic freedom and fearlessness that some of us can only aspire to.
- Immersing himself in battle with at least seeming fearlessness became the photographer's specialty.
- What I admired most about this book was the writer's fearlessness in portraying herself truthfully.
- The director comments in the accompanying featurette that he has always favored American film actors for their "emotional fearlessness."
- The author suggests that the sergeant's fearlessness on the front lines was founded in a deep Anglican faith.
- He had a fearlessness about confronting anyone - be it an orderly or a chief of surgery - who he thought was underperforming.
- I've always admired my mom's fearlessness to rip things up, start over, jump in.
- He was remembered for having an absolute fearlessness in confronting authority on matters of principle and a complete stubbornness if he believed he was right.
- He attacked the ball with courage and fearlessness from first bounce to last.
- The author showed again her utter fearlessness when it comes to attacking the big subjects and her determination to bring philosophical discussions into the realm of highly readable and entertaining literature.

单词	fearlessness
释义	Definition of fearlessness in English: fearlessness noun ˈfɪələsnəsˈfɪrləsnəs mass noun Lack of fear. she quickly earned a reputation for fearlessness Example sentencesExamples She embodies an unapologetic freedom and fearlessness that some of us can only aspire to. He was remembered for having an absolute fearlessness in confronting authority on matters of principle and a complete stubbornness if he believed he was right. The author suggests that the sergeant's fearlessness on the front lines was founded in a deep Anglican faith. Immersing himself in battle with at least seeming fearlessness became the photographer's specialty. I've always admired my mom's fearlessness to rip things up, start over, jump in. The author showed again her utter fearlessness when it comes to attacking the big subjects and her determination to bring philosophical discussions into the realm of highly readable and entertaining literature. What I admired most about this book was the writer's fearlessness in portraying herself truthfully. He attacked the ball with courage and fearlessness from first bounce to last. He had a fearlessness about confronting anyone - be it an orderly or a chief of surgery - who he thought was underperforming. The director comments in the accompanying featurette that he has always favored American film actors for their "emotional fearlessness." Definition of fearlessness in US English: fearlessness nounˈfɪrləsnəsˈfirləsnəs Lack of fear. she quickly earned a reputation for fearlessness Example sentencesExamples She embodies an unapologetic freedom and fearlessness that some of us can only aspire to. Immersing himself in battle with at least seeming fearlessness became the photographer's specialty. What I admired most about this book was the writer's fearlessness in portraying herself truthfully. The director comments in the accompanying featurette that he has always favored American film actors for their "emotional fearlessness." The author suggests that the sergeant's fearlessness on the front lines was founded in a deep Anglican faith. He had a fearlessness about confronting anyone - be it an orderly or a chief of surgery - who he thought was underperforming. I've always admired my mom's fearlessness to rip things up, start over, jump in. He was remembered for having an absolute fearlessness in confronting authority on matters of principle and a complete stubbornness if he believed he was right. He attacked the ball with courage and fearlessness from first bounce to last. The author showed again her utter fearlessness when it comes to attacking the big subjects and her determination to bring philosophical discussions into the realm of highly readable and entertaining literature.
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