Bold and Willing

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Bold adjective - Inclined or willing to take risks.

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Willing and bold are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Willing" instead an adjective "Bold".

Nearby Words: boldness, boldly

Willing adjective - Having a desire or inclination (as for a specified course of action).

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Bold and willing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bold" instead an adjective "Willing".

Nearby Words: will, willingly, willingness, willed

Fagin and Sikes may be criminals, but at least they're willing to be bold about it.

Source: Literature / Oliver Twist
Unlike directors who tended to march to their own tune, Powell listened to bold, interesting suggestions and was more than willing to give them freedom.

Source: Creator / Michael Powell
Toward the Terra: In episode 22, Keith shouts at Matsuka to get out after Matsuka accidentally reads his mind and is bold enough to suggest that Keith is more human than he's willing to admit.

Source: Get Out

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