Brave
Brave adjective - Feeling or displaying no fear by temperament.
Usage example: despite considerable risk to their own safety, the brave team of rescuers rushed into the collapsed building
Cowardly
Cowardly adjective - Having or showing a shameful lack of courage.
Usage example: vile charges that were made in a cowardly, unsigned letter
Both words in one sentence
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With the addition of other Kerbonauts, it has been revealed that each one has a personality based on certain modifiers, which in turn determines how brave or cowardly each one is.
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Said townspeople honestly can't tell if he's brave or cowardly.
Source: The So-Called Coward -
And the weak and cowardly king can not be deposed for a brave nobleman, only another royal; fortunately, he also has a brave and popular son whom he hasn't killed yet.
Source: Literature / John Carter of Mars
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