Bold
Bold adjective - Inclined or willing to take risks.
Safe
Safe adjective - Having or showing a close attentiveness to avoiding danger or trouble.
Usage example: rewarded safe drivers with lower insurance rates
Both words in one sentence
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Bold Explorer: The military's main job is the Planet First programme of finding and exploring suitable new planets and making them safe for people to live on.
Source: Literature / Earth Girl - Vernon Fenwick was introduced as April's foil, a professional rival with a play-it-safe attitude at odds with her bold determination.
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Since he, nor anyone, can actually just say it, the implication is left hidden within his rebuke to Bolingbroke, and lets Richard know, coded in metaphor, that his secret is safe.Mowbray: A jewel in a ten-times-barr'd-up chest Is a bold spirit in a loyal breast.
Source: Theatre / Richard II
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