Brave and Original

Brave

Brave adjective - Feeling or displaying no fear by temperament.

Original and brave are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Original" instead an adjective "Brave".

Nearby Words: bravery, bravely, braved, braving

Original

Original adjective - Coming before all others in time or order.

Brave and original are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brave" instead an adjective "Original".

Both words in one sentence

  • One brave soul on YouTube edited the original Planet of the Apes movie into a 24 minute episode of The Twilight Zone, which makes sense, since Rod Serling was one of the writers of the original film.
    Source: Fan Edit
  • Beard of Evil The original Number 4 calls him out on this, claiming that since he—the original—is brave, then the evil one must be a coward.
    Source: Beard of Evil
  • Western Animation / All Grown Up! The original series also had Chuckie chant "I'm a big brave dog" on some of the occasions where he faced his fears.
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