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Meanings of embolden in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "cheer"
Examples for "cheer"
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Well, she's why I called actually, Douglas said with determined good cheer.
2
Record tourist numbers are bringing cheer to companies involved in the sector.
3
Some will hope for an England win; others will cheer for Portugal.
4
The crowds felt free to cheer, jeer, and offer questions and comments.
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With light hearts and good cheer we proceeded to the holy city.
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Models could therefore recreate biosignatures of cognitive dysfunction irrespective of disease state.
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The question becomes: Which aspects of this do we strive to recreate?
3
Job Simulator goes some way to recreate the experience of pre-pandemic employment.
4
I really wasn't in a hurry to recreate that particular historical precedent.
5
After that, I hope to be able to recreate my creative faculty.
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This reminder did not hearten the servants much; they still held back.
2
He would hearten the despised and the rejected with outpourings of grace.
3
To know that all was well with the watcher would hearten her.
4
That is all that the world can do to comfort or hearten.
5
Surmounted difficulties not only teach, but hearten us in our future struggles.-SHARPE
Usage of embolden in anglès
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The verdict is likely to embolden the government to pursue further cases.
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The shift in power to Jonathan could certainly help embolden Sanusi's foes.
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Gossamer Bio's move could also embolden other companies to follow suit, however.
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Nothing should embolden MPs more as they decide which way to vote.
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A Supreme Court decision that upholds it could embolden affirmative action opponents.
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Its displeasure with the deal could embolden other shareholders to come forward.
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Passage in California could also embolden other states to pursue similar legislation.
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This will embolden thee; this will make thee wax stronger and stronger.
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Trian's defeat could embolden corporate America to push back more against activists.
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Madrid is worried that a smooth Scottish accession would embolden Catalan nationalists.
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This could embolden troops to crack down harder on remaining civilian protesters.
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UKIP's success at the local elections is sure to embolden those Conservative right-wingers.
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It worries that the Brotherhood's win will embolden Palestinian Islamists opposed to Israel.
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But it is possible that the European court judgment will embolden the ECB.
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Critics said appeasement would only embolden the militants to take over other areas.
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Not reacting firmly enough, however, could embolden dissidents on the mainland.
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Translations for embolden
portuguès
Embolden through the time
Embolden across language varieties
United States of America
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