bold
/boʊld/
adjective
- Confident and not afraid to take risks or say what you think.
- The politician gave a bold speech about changing the education system.
- It was bold of him to ask for a raise after only three months.
- She made a bold decision to quit her job and travel the world.
- Strong, clear, and easy to see; often used for colors, designs, or text.
- The title was printed in bold letters to stand out.
- She wore a bold red dress to the party.
- The artist used bold brushstrokes in the painting.
- Brave and willing to face danger or difficulty.
- Only the boldest explorers dared to cross the desert.
- The bold firefighters rushed into the burning building.
- Her bold rescue of the drowning child made her a hero.
Synonyms
noun
- A typeface with thick, dark letters used for emphasis.
- Change the font to bold for the main title.
- The key terms are highlighted in bold.
- Please put the headings in bold.