Brave
Brave adjective - Feeling or displaying no fear by temperament.
Usage example: despite considerable risk to their own safety, the brave team of rescuers rushed into the collapsed building
Encouraged and brave are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Encouraged" instead an adjective "Brave".
Encouraged
Encouraged adjective - Inspired with confidence.
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Synonyms for Encouraged
Brave and encouraged are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brave" instead an adjective "Encouraged".
Nearby Words: encouragement, encouraging
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- What little we know about him is taken from how his children remember him, as a father that always encouraged them and kept up a brave front for them even while struggling to keep them safe.
Source: Deceased Parents Are the Best -
While the player is encouraged to keep their levels low for Brave Clear, fighting countless enemies is still necessary due to the low drop rate.
- An inversion: Brave New World makes most of its members sterile and healthy, thus unrestricted, noncommittal sex is accepted and even encouraged with "orgy-porgies".
Source: No Sex Allowed
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