unafraid
IPA: ʌnʌfrˈeɪd
adjective
- Not afraid.
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Examples of "unafraid" in Sentences
- Claims to be unafraid of monsters.
- I am unafraid of that examination.
- I'm entirely unafraid of the outcome.
- He was highly experienced and unafraid.
- People need to be totally unafraid to disagree.
- Certainly they are generally unafraid of humans.
- They are generally docile, and unafraid of humans.
- Patients with amygdala injury 'unafraid' to gamble
- They are unafraid of hardly criticizing the politicians.
- He is soft, acquiescent, and unafraid to show his emotions.
- Because he's "unafraid" to invoke the name of God publicly.
- Patients should be "unafraid" to seek second opinion: Top MD
- With a sharp tongue and a tactless demeanor, she is unafraid to speak her mind.
- Patients with amygdala injury 'unafraid' to gamble scientists think they may have discovered the part of the brain which makes people
- It is salutary to remember this, salutary to encourage this, salutary — even — to know this is encouraged, so that we remain unafraid to surprise.
- I had a chance to question several of them about their potential rivalries with Mr. Woods, and to a man they seemed far less intimidated than inspired -- in short, unafraid.
- Paul says the difference between him and other Republicans is that he's "unafraid" of voter reaction: "If you talk frankly and speak boldly, you'll get more people to vote for you."
- I have seen often a stag unafraid watching Master Richard as he dug or walked on his path; the robins would follow him, and the little furry creatures sit round him with ears on end.
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