Definition of boldness in English:

boldness

noun ˈbəʊldnəsˈboʊldnəs

mass noun

1Willingness to take risks and act innovatively; confidence or courage.
the boldness and independence that characterized his leadership
a president who is showing incredible boldness in going after the cartels
Example sentencesExamples
- When he resolves to find medical supplies for the village, his boldness threatens to shatter the safety of the commune and change things forever.
- In 1935, she told a folklorist a story of the legendary outlaw's boldness and daring.
- She pours out floods of radiant sound as her character gains in boldness and patriotic zeal.
- With so much determination and boldness from so few and such brave horsemen, they did not dare to wait for the third encounter.
- The scale of his boldness as he forced unification on Germany was outside the thinking of 19th-century British cabinets.
- She was much applauded for her boldness in tackling the unfamiliar Balanchine style.
- The lack of artillery was made good by the boldness, initiative, and genius of a single individual.
- It was directed with daring boldness from Steinbeck's dramatic realistic story.
- The political leaderships must show guts and boldness, and must be willing to take political risk for the sake of better long-term achievements.
- The actress perfectly captures the boldness and charm of Hepburn.
1. 1.1dated Confidence to an impudent or presumptuous degree.
  they had the boldness to mock a man who had served his country
  you will overlook my boldness, I hope
  Example sentencesExamples
  I shall try to give no occasion for that, perhaps just reproach of their ill-mannered boldness.
  It is probable that the boldness of her temper impelled her sometimes to speak unwelcome truths to some of the people concerned in her affairs.
  Despite her wildness, she's actually vulnerable, with her outward boldness hiding a deep insecurity.
  These lyrics have the tipsy boldness of a fabulous drinking song.
  Mother Brigitta found opportunity for various marginal notes, which indicated her displeasure at the boldness of this ill-bred fop.
2The quality of having a strong, vivid, or clear appearance.
the boldness of the hues are very startling
these works display a great boldness of forms
Example sentencesExamples
- Some critics have complained about the boldness of the colors.
- The center glyph is the default level of boldness for this font.
- The boldness and visual brilliance that lets posters succeed as ads has been their "albatross."
- It will be modeled on the museum near Copenhagen, which has earned worldwide praise for the boldness of its design.
- A calligraphic boldness as well as the apparent symbol of enlightenment might indicate Japanese.
- There is a complex visual interplay between its subtlety and the boldness of the stripes flanking it.
- In the 1850s, he moved to the greater attention to detail and boldness of color clearly evident in his oil paintings.
- These are shown in the boldness of the batik colors and the directness of the motifs.
- Heart-shaped leaves and demure purple flowers belie this ground cover's boldness.
- He renders spaces and buildings with disarming boldness: flat earthy tones embrace colonial architectural embellishment and contemporary urban sprawl.

Definition of boldness in US English:

boldness

nounˈboʊldnəsˈbōldnəs

1Willingness to take risks and act innovatively; confidence or courage.
the boldness and independence that characterized his leadership
a president who is showing incredible boldness in going after the cartels
Example sentencesExamples
- She was much applauded for her boldness in tackling the unfamiliar Balanchine style.
- She pours out floods of radiant sound as her character gains in boldness and patriotic zeal.
- When he resolves to find medical supplies for the village, his boldness threatens to shatter the safety of the commune and change things forever.
- The scale of his boldness as he forced unification on Germany was outside the thinking of 19th-century British cabinets.
- In 1935, she told a folklorist a story of the legendary outlaw's boldness and daring.
- It was directed with daring boldness from Steinbeck's dramatic realistic story.
- With so much determination and boldness from so few and such brave horsemen, they did not dare to wait for the third encounter.
- The lack of artillery was made good by the boldness, initiative, and genius of a single individual.
- The actress perfectly captures the boldness and charm of Hepburn.
- The political leaderships must show guts and boldness, and must be willing to take political risk for the sake of better long-term achievements.
1. 1.1dated Confidence to an impudent or presumptuous degree.
  they had the boldness to mock a man who had served his country
  you will overlook my boldness, I hope
  Example sentencesExamples
  These lyrics have the tipsy boldness of a fabulous drinking song.
  It is probable that the boldness of her temper impelled her sometimes to speak unwelcome truths to some of the people concerned in her affairs.
  I shall try to give no occasion for that, perhaps just reproach of their ill-mannered boldness.
  Despite her wildness, she's actually vulnerable, with her outward boldness hiding a deep insecurity.
  Mother Brigitta found opportunity for various marginal notes, which indicated her displeasure at the boldness of this ill-bred fop.
2The quality of having a strong, vivid, or clear appearance.
the boldness of the hues are very startling
these works display a great boldness of forms
Example sentencesExamples
- He renders spaces and buildings with disarming boldness: flat earthy tones embrace colonial architectural embellishment and contemporary urban sprawl.
- There is a complex visual interplay between its subtlety and the boldness of the stripes flanking it.
- It will be modeled on the museum near Copenhagen, which has earned worldwide praise for the boldness of its design.
- A calligraphic boldness as well as the apparent symbol of enlightenment might indicate Japanese.
- The center glyph is the default level of boldness for this font.
- Heart-shaped leaves and demure purple flowers belie this ground cover's boldness.
- Some critics have complained about the boldness of the colors.
- The boldness and visual brilliance that lets posters succeed as ads has been their "albatross."
- In the 1850s, he moved to the greater attention to detail and boldness of color clearly evident in his oil paintings.
- These are shown in the boldness of the batik colors and the directness of the motifs.

单词	boldness
释义	Definition of boldness in English: boldness noun ˈbəʊldnəsˈboʊldnəs mass noun 1Willingness to take risks and act innovatively; confidence or courage. the boldness and independence that characterized his leadership a president who is showing incredible boldness in going after the cartels Example sentencesExamples When he resolves to find medical supplies for the village, his boldness threatens to shatter the safety of the commune and change things forever. In 1935, she told a folklorist a story of the legendary outlaw's boldness and daring. She pours out floods of radiant sound as her character gains in boldness and patriotic zeal. With so much determination and boldness from so few and such brave horsemen, they did not dare to wait for the third encounter. The scale of his boldness as he forced unification on Germany was outside the thinking of 19th-century British cabinets. She was much applauded for her boldness in tackling the unfamiliar Balanchine style. The lack of artillery was made good by the boldness, initiative, and genius of a single individual. It was directed with daring boldness from Steinbeck's dramatic realistic story. The political leaderships must show guts and boldness, and must be willing to take political risk for the sake of better long-term achievements. The actress perfectly captures the boldness and charm of Hepburn. 1.1dated Confidence to an impudent or presumptuous degree. they had the boldness to mock a man who had served his country you will overlook my boldness, I hope Example sentencesExamples I shall try to give no occasion for that, perhaps just reproach of their ill-mannered boldness. It is probable that the boldness of her temper impelled her sometimes to speak unwelcome truths to some of the people concerned in her affairs. Despite her wildness, she's actually vulnerable, with her outward boldness hiding a deep insecurity. These lyrics have the tipsy boldness of a fabulous drinking song. Mother Brigitta found opportunity for various marginal notes, which indicated her displeasure at the boldness of this ill-bred fop. 2The quality of having a strong, vivid, or clear appearance. the boldness of the hues are very startling these works display a great boldness of forms Example sentencesExamples Some critics have complained about the boldness of the colors. The center glyph is the default level of boldness for this font. The boldness and visual brilliance that lets posters succeed as ads has been their "albatross." It will be modeled on the museum near Copenhagen, which has earned worldwide praise for the boldness of its design. A calligraphic boldness as well as the apparent symbol of enlightenment might indicate Japanese. There is a complex visual interplay between its subtlety and the boldness of the stripes flanking it. In the 1850s, he moved to the greater attention to detail and boldness of color clearly evident in his oil paintings. These are shown in the boldness of the batik colors and the directness of the motifs. Heart-shaped leaves and demure purple flowers belie this ground cover's boldness. He renders spaces and buildings with disarming boldness: flat earthy tones embrace colonial architectural embellishment and contemporary urban sprawl. Definition of boldness in US English: boldness nounˈboʊldnəsˈbōldnəs 1Willingness to take risks and act innovatively; confidence or courage. the boldness and independence that characterized his leadership a president who is showing incredible boldness in going after the cartels Example sentencesExamples She was much applauded for her boldness in tackling the unfamiliar Balanchine style. She pours out floods of radiant sound as her character gains in boldness and patriotic zeal. When he resolves to find medical supplies for the village, his boldness threatens to shatter the safety of the commune and change things forever. The scale of his boldness as he forced unification on Germany was outside the thinking of 19th-century British cabinets. In 1935, she told a folklorist a story of the legendary outlaw's boldness and daring. It was directed with daring boldness from Steinbeck's dramatic realistic story. With so much determination and boldness from so few and such brave horsemen, they did not dare to wait for the third encounter. The lack of artillery was made good by the boldness, initiative, and genius of a single individual. The actress perfectly captures the boldness and charm of Hepburn. The political leaderships must show guts and boldness, and must be willing to take political risk for the sake of better long-term achievements. 1.1dated Confidence to an impudent or presumptuous degree. they had the boldness to mock a man who had served his country you will overlook my boldness, I hope Example sentencesExamples These lyrics have the tipsy boldness of a fabulous drinking song. It is probable that the boldness of her temper impelled her sometimes to speak unwelcome truths to some of the people concerned in her affairs. I shall try to give no occasion for that, perhaps just reproach of their ill-mannered boldness. Despite her wildness, she's actually vulnerable, with her outward boldness hiding a deep insecurity. Mother Brigitta found opportunity for various marginal notes, which indicated her displeasure at the boldness of this ill-bred fop. 2The quality of having a strong, vivid, or clear appearance. the boldness of the hues are very startling these works display a great boldness of forms Example sentencesExamples He renders spaces and buildings with disarming boldness: flat earthy tones embrace colonial architectural embellishment and contemporary urban sprawl. There is a complex visual interplay between its subtlety and the boldness of the stripes flanking it. It will be modeled on the museum near Copenhagen, which has earned worldwide praise for the boldness of its design. A calligraphic boldness as well as the apparent symbol of enlightenment might indicate Japanese. The center glyph is the default level of boldness for this font. Heart-shaped leaves and demure purple flowers belie this ground cover's boldness. Some critics have complained about the boldness of the colors. The boldness and visual brilliance that lets posters succeed as ads has been their "albatross." In the 1850s, he moved to the greater attention to detail and boldness of color clearly evident in his oil paintings. These are shown in the boldness of the batik colors and the directness of the motifs.
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