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Offensively bold.
cheeky
nervy
forward
1
She'd never heard quite that note in the
brash
young ensign's voice.
2
Barclays certainly needs some new people to shake up its
brash
culture.
3
Gaudy and
brash
the begonias left me in a state of awe.
4
Now it's Asia's breathtakingly
brash
answer to Las Vegas, writes Frank McDonald.
5
But he would not be so
brash
as to access Yahweh directly.
6
The Water Diviner is loud,
brash
,
emotionally manipulative and occasionally plain ludicrous.
7
A gold initial ring too, which was a touch
brash
,
Hydt thought.
8
Red ties can be a bit
brash
and reek of corporate greed.
9
Same with the
brash
overachievers who learn to thrive in the cockpit.
10
The computer continued,
brash
and cheery as if it was selling detergent.
11
These human creatures are even as children, they are
brash
and unconcerned.
12
His only hope lies in asking his
brash
younger brother for help.
13
It was a blunt introduction to the
brash
,
monkey-wrenching world of 4chan.
14
The boss is a typically
brash
comedy from the popular Melissa McCarthy.
15
You listen to me talk before you up and do anything
brash
.
'
16
Nixon was a skillful, often subtle liar; Trump is
brash
and brazen.
brash
so brash
as brash
brash style
too brash
more brash