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Definition of «bravado»

Bravado is a term used to describe an exaggerated display or boastful behavior, often associated with attempts to conceal fear or insecurity. It can also refer to bold and reckless behavior, typically by individuals who are trying to appear tough or invincible.

Usage examples

  1. She approached the stage with a fearless bravado, captivating the audience with her powerful voice.
  2. Despite his lack of experience, he masked his nerves with false bravado during the job interview.
  3. The politician’s confident bravado during the speech convincingly masked his insecurities about the upcoming election.
  4. The daredevil stuntman jumped off the building with reckless bravado, leaving the crowd in awe of his fearlessness.
  5. His bragging and boastful bravado only served to alienate those around him, undermining his credibility.

Phrases with «bravado»

Sentences with «bravado»

  • I love the support of bravado nursing tanks but now that I'm almost back to my pre-pregnancy weight the tops are too loose around my tummy to function as a smooth under later. (corporettemoms.com)
  • Shery Leeder is past President and the founder of Bravado Designs. (breastfeedinginformation.org)
  • We did some work with our momstown minds panel with Bravado nursing bras and 100 momstown members received free beautiful new bras. (momstown.ca)
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