brave /brāv/

1. Daring, courageous
2. Noble
3. Making a fine appearance
4. Finely dressed, showy, handsome
5. Excellent

1. To meet boldly
2. To defy
3. To face (out)

1. A brave soldier, esp a Native American warrior
2. A bully, a bravo (archaic)
3. Bravado (archaic)

Bravely

braveˈly adverb

bravˈery noun

1. Courage
2. Heroism
3. Finery, showy dress
4. Bravado (obsolete)

brave new world noun

A desirable or perfect future society (from Shakespeare, Tempest V.1.182), usu used sardonically, specifically by Aldous Huxley as the title of his novel (1932) portraying a society where scientific, etc progress has produced a repressive, totalitarian regime rather than a utopia

• self-example
• self-excited
• self-exciting
• self-executing
• self-exertion
• self-exertions
• self-exiled
• self-existence
• self-existent
• self-explaining
• self-explanatory
• self-explication
• self-express
• self-expressed
• self-expresses
• self-expressing
• self-expression
• self-expressive
• self-faced
• self-fed
• self-feeder
• self-feeders
• self-feeding
• self-feeling
• self-fertile