Bold and Wise

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Bold adjective - Displaying or marked by rude boldness.

Usage example: you're a bold little brat for trying to steal my stuff while I'm right here

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Wise and bold are semantically related in attitude topic. In some cases you can use "Wise" instead an adjective "Bold".

Nearby Words: boldness, boldly

Wise adjective - Displaying or marked by rude boldness.

Usage example: she is competent, but she's always getting wise with the boss

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Bold and wise are semantically related in attitude topic. Sometimes you can use "Bold" instead an adjective "Wise".

Nearby Words: wisely, wised

Never Speak Ill of the Dead: Averted in a very nasty fashion in episode 3, as the Whitehills put on a performance designed to mock the way Ethan died in episode 1, portraying that character as dying in a cowardly manner, when in reality he was being very brave/bold/wise at the time.

Source: Video Game / Telltale's Game of Thrones
All seems well until about five minutes in, when the subtitles read:The Twins Stronghold of House Frey The Red Wedding At the end of Episode 1:Ramsay: Aren't you the bold/brave/wise lord?

Source: Video Game / Telltale's Game of Thrones
In A Dance Of Dragons, a minor character, Gerris Drinkwater, goes a long way to proving his major savviness by saying: "When Barristan the Bold says to run, a wise man laces up his boots."

Source: Don't Ask, Just Run

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