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/bəʊld/ · bold
adjective
- Having or showing a willingness to take risks or face challenges She was a bold investor, willing to take calculated risks in the stock market.
- Having a strong and confident personality He was a bold leader, inspiring his team to achieve great things.
- Not afraid to show one's feelings or opinions She was a bold speaker, unafraid to express her views on social justice.
noun
- A dwelling; habitation; building The old mansion was a bold statement of wealth and status in the community.
- A type of font style, characterized by thick lines and a strong, confident appearance The bold font was used to emphasize the title of the article.
verb
- To make or become bold; to take risks or face challenges After years of playing it safe, she decided to bold and take the leap to start her own business.
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Did you know? The word 'bold' has been used in various contexts, including literature and music. For example, in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', the character of Puck is described as 'bold' in his mischief and pranks.