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Meanings of courage in anglès
The quality of not being afraid or intimidated easily without being incautious or inconsiderate.
Synonyms
Examples for "strength"
Examples for "strength"
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It's given us hope, it's given us strength to pursue our agenda.
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Over the past year, the fund saw strength in the financial sector.
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Africa's greatest strength today could be its young and rapidly growing population.
4
India lags China both in terms of infrastructure work and military strength.
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We wish the population much courage and strength to overcome the crisis.
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They said how much my bravery had inspired them, given them hope.
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His bravery was in his mouth; his mouth beyond his own control.
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Yet I congratulate her & all who came forward for their bravery.
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Mr O'Connor said the officers should be praised for displaying considerable bravery.
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It is a job that requires bravery to the point of insanity.
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The fortitude of the beleaguered garrison was the admiration of the world.
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The whole community has embraced this latest challenge with typical island fortitude.
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Even longtime value bulls like Smead can have their fortitude tested, however.
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The wretched victim bore the execution of the sentence with surprising fortitude.
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Patience and fortitude crown in the saints what this fervent resolution began.
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Her voice held a pathetic braveness, and Rivière was touched by it.
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But I got to stuttering, and my braveness stuttered itself away.
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I'm not sure whether this is stupidity, stubbornness or braveness on his part.
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But she met his look of concern with unflinching braveness.
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Ben took the news with a solemn braveness that made his throat close up.
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Adela was too much shocked to note the courageousness of the reply.
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Washington's image was one of humility and courageousness bordering, many believed, on obsequiousness.
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There is a certain courageousness about Peter Mandelson.
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For Ravenclaw, the vine of knowledge grows with common sense Brave Gryffindor breeds valor and courageousness of heart
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He commended the "courageousness" of its contributors in engaging with the "urgent" matters facing the country.
Usage of courage in anglès
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However, Ms Busicchia believes that keeping prices affordable will require political courage.
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And the right way requires a great deal of prudence and courage.
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We wish the population much courage and strength to overcome the crisis.
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Before too long, some countries will need the courage to use them.
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Moving takes courage, money, and a lot of common sense, it seems.
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Does that mean you think marriage takes a certain amount of courage?
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You need to have the courage to filter that, Commissioner Fuller said.
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The courage to stand up for all that is good and right.
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May God give you hope and courage to meet each new tomorrow.
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The council might question whether this shows any courage on Grover's part.
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I wanted to know all but didn't have the courage to ask.
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Years ago, you told me I had courage, do you remember that?
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His first goal was an example of his courage and leadership qualities.
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He said, 'I'm so glad you had the courage to come here.'
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The coroner heard accounts of extraordinary courage from many individual emergency workers.
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I have good reason to know how enduring his courage was .
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Courage across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Canada
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Australia
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