Confident
Forward
Forward adjective - Showing a lack of proper social reserve or modesty.
Usage example: a stranger so forward as to ask what medication he was taking and what it was for
Confident and forward are semantically related in bold topic. Sometimes you can use "Confident" instead an adjective "Forward", if it concerns topics such as brash, presumptuous.
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Confident that the Zerg force is minimal to absent, he orders his troops forward en masse.
Source: Bad Vibrations - He's blossomed into a confident, adventurous young man, renegotiated his relationship with his father, and looks forward to whatever life will bring him next; he didn't get the girl, but the odds are good he'll find another one when he's ready.
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The Army is confident only in its ability to take the mid-Yangtze, linking up the railways from Beijing down to Guangzhou and capturing or rendering unsafe the forward airbases Chennault's air forces are operating from in the process.
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