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Meanings of bravado in English
Usage of bravado in English
1
However, it wasn't bravado or delusion that led me to this conclusion.
2
It is clear it still rankles, though she quickly retreats behind bravado.
3
Linda Hamilton laughs the way Courtney Love sings, with great raspy bravado.
4
There didn't seem to be much of a point to bravado anymore.
5
That is just the sort of bravado he loves to indulge in.
6
In a rush of bravado he now extemporized a chant of defiance:
7
There'd be no fooling him with bravado, not in a thousand years.
8
Such gayety; such jokes; such bravado; and augury of the to be!
9
A certain bravado, even if it was false, needed to be maintained.
10
Sophie also noticed that despite the man's bravado, his speech was slurred.
11
The mage's softly spoken words were more frightening than his brothers bravado.
12
At first, I thought this was just harmless bravado on Albert's part.
13
The bravado displayed on the outside is also found on the inside.
14
When he laughed, the brittle shell of his forced bravado cracked open.
15
Gone were the bravado and the drugs and the big powerful weapons.
16
Nick grinned at the statement and answered with an edge of bravado.
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Bravado through the time
Bravado across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common