o·ver·brave·ness noun; qua·si-brave adjective; qua·si-brave·ly adverb; su·per·brave adjective; su·per·brave·ly adverb; su·per·brave·ness noun; un·brave ...

bravery, brave ; breathe, breath, breathless ; broaden, breadth, broad ; brighten, brightness, bright.

From Middle French brave, borrowed from Italian bravo, itself of uncertain origin (see there). Doublet of bravo. Adjective. edit. brave (comparative braver or ...

In addition to its adjective form, the word brave can also act as a verb. Use the verb brave when you want to say that someone is facing a dangerous or ...

brave typically occurs about seven times per million words in modern written English. brave ... Type of formation. Derivative (9). Usage. Regional English ...

BRAVE definition: 1. showing no fear of dangerous or difficult things: 2. to deal with an unpleasant or difficult…. Learn more. Не найдено: formation | Нужно включить: formation

brave spirit or conduct; courage; valor. Synonyms: boldness, fearlessness, intrepidity, spunk, mettle, nerve, audacity, spirit, pluck, heroism, prowess, daring

What is the noun for brave? · (usually uncountable) Being brave, courageousness. · (countable) A brave act. · Splendor, magnificence · Synonyms: · Examples:. Не найдено: formation | Нужно включить: formation

20 дек. 2021 г. · “Bravery”, as any dictionary would have told you in about twenty seconds, is a noun. David's bravery was legendary. The corresponding adjective is “brave”. What is the noun form of “brave”? What is the abstract noun of brave? Is “bravely” the abstract noun of the word “brave”? What is the verb form of courage? Другие результаты с сайта www.quora.com