Brave
Brave adjective - Feeling or displaying no fear by temperament.
Comfortable and brave are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Comfortable" instead an adjective "Brave".
Comfortable
Comfortable adjective - Providing physical comfort.
Brave and comfortable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brave" instead an adjective "Comfortable".
Both words in one sentence
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Brave: Merida has a turquoise silk dress as part of her royal attire, though she's more seen and much more comfortable with her dark green cotton one.
Source: True Blue Femininity - Level-headed, brave, not too bad-looking, and friendly with the rest of the characters, even the crazy leader who, like a certain Jack Torrance was way too comfortable in the sapient, giant, evil house — yup, he was doomed.
Source: Too Cool to Live - But when Nico collapses onstage and hovers between life and death, Harper and Rawnie must brave what they find in the backyard to save him...This book contains examples of: A Form You Are Comfortable With: Harper realizes that the hot dog vendor probably won't be Aly if she looks at her again.
Source: Literature / The Friendship Song
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