boldness

• Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de estar dispuesto a arriesgarse o actuar con confianza, implicando a menudo valentía o audacia.

A noun referring to the quality of being willing to take risks or act with confidence, often implying courage or audacity.

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1. Willingness to take risksB2formal

   The trait of being willing to undertake actions that involve risk or danger.

   Audacia

   • Her boldness in starting her own business inspired many.
   • The explorer's boldness led him into uncharted territories.
   • He showed great boldness by speaking out against the injustice.

   Sinónimosadventurousnessaudacitybraverycouragedaringfearlessnessintrepiditynerveplucktemerityventuresomeness

   Antónimoscowardicefearfulnessshynesstimidity

2. Impudent aggressivenessB2informal

   Aggressive or forward behavior that shows a lack of respect or shame.

   Descaro

   • His boldness in interrupting the speaker was shocking.
   • She had the boldness to ask for a raise after only a month.
   • The child's boldness annoyed the teacher.

   Sinónimosaudacitybrazennesscheekeffronterygallimpertinenceimpudencenervepresumptiontemerity

   Antónimosbashfulnesscowardicediffidencemeeknessmodestyreservereticenceshynesstimidity

3. DistinctivenessC1formal

   The quality of standing out strongly and distinctly.

   Carácter distintivo

   • The boldness of the colors made the painting unforgettable.
   • The boldness of her writing style sets her apart from other authors.
   • The design's boldness captured everyone's attention.

   Sinónimosconspicuousnessdistinctivenessprominencesaliencestrikingnessvividness

   Antónimosinconspicuousnessobscurity