brave
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The meaning (definition) of the word brave
feeling strong inside and doing something even when it feels scary
The word brave used in a sentence
“She was brave and jumped off the diving board.”
Words that mean the same as brave (synonyms)
courageousfearless
Words that mean the opposite of brave (antonyms)
scaredafraid
How the word brave is said around the world
| French | courageux |
| Spanish | corajudo |
| Mandarin | 勇敢的 |
| Hindi | बहादुर |
| Arabic | شجاع |
| Russian | храбрый |
| Portuguese (EU) | corajoso |
| Portuguese (BR) | corajoso |
| Japanese | 勇敢な |
| German | mutig |
| Urdu | بہادر |
| Punjabi | ਬਹਾਦਰ |
| Korean | 용감한 |
| Hebrew | אַמִיץ |
| Greek | γενναίος |
| Dutch | moedig |
| Filipino | matapang |
| Vietnamese | can đảm |
| Turkish | cesur |
| Persian | شجاع |
| Polish | odważny |
| Ukrainian | хоробрий |
| Bengali | সাহসী |
| Swedish | modig |
| Italian | coraggioso |
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