bold in Latin
bold in Latin is audax, audens — bold means willing to take risks; confident and daring.
bold in Latin
audax
Courageous, daring.
audens
Courageous, daring.
What does "bold" mean?
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adj Willing to take risks; confident and daring.
"It was a bold move to quit her job without another lined up."
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adj Strong and eye-catching in appearance.
"The poster used bold colours to grab attention."
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adj Describing a heavier, thicker style of print text.
"The keywords are printed in bold so you can spot them quickly."
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verb To make text appear in the thicker, bold style.
"She bolded the heading to make it stand out."
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bold in a sentence
- It was a bold move to quit her job without another lined up.
- The general made a bold decision to attack at dawn.
- The poster used bold colours to grab attention.
- The keywords are printed in bold so you can spot them quickly.
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What is "bold" in Latin?
"bold" in Latin is audax, audens. bold means: Willing to take risks; confident and daring.
How do you use "bold" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a bold move to quit her job without another lined up." In Latin, "bold" is audax, audens.
Are there other ways to say "bold" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "bold": audax, audens.
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