Simply
Simply adverb - For nothing other than.
Without fear and simply are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Without fear" instead an adverb "Simply".
Nearby Words: simple, simplistic
Without fear
Simply and without fear are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Simply" instead an adverb phrase "Without fear".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- straight and simply
- straight and without fear
- fully and simply
- fully and without fear
- plainly and simply
- plainly and without fear
- readily and simply
- readily and without fear
- openly and simply
- openly and without fear
- frankly and simply
- frankly and without fear
- candidly and simply
- candidly and without fear
Both terms in one sentence
- The Scottish Clan Sutherland (who lent their name to the Thin Red Line) has the motto "Sans Peur" meaning simply "without fear".
Source: Badass Creed / Real Life -
This makes sense competitively, because it's the only hitscan "One-Hit Kill" weapon and if you can see where the shots are fired from then anybody using it won't be able to simply fire wildly without fear of retribution, which in turn requires more skill to use it as an efficient killer.
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February of 2002, Alexis Laree celebrated the opening of Ring of Honor, happy to finally be in range of a promotion where she could simply wrestle the best in the world without fear of most of the other on the job mishaps.
Source: Yank the Dog's Chain
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