Bold
Bold adjective - Having an incline approaching the perpendicular.
Usage example: the advanced climbers chose a bold cliff to test themselves
Easy
Easy adjective - Involving minimal difficulty or effort.
Both words in one sentence
- List the inbounds you checked, and for each inbound explain which side of the case it weighs on (in bold for easy reference).
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Their simple bold colors were also conveniently easy to reproduce in early print comics.
Source: Superheroes Wear Capes -
His appearance in Batman: The Brave and the Bold (the only show a villain like this could appear on) is one big lampshading of how ridiculous the character is and how easy it is to defeat him.
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