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Meanings of bravery in English
Usage of bravery in English
1
They said how much my bravery had inspired them, given them hope.
2
His bravery was in his mouth; his mouth beyond his own control.
3
Yet I congratulate her & all who came forward for their bravery.
4
Mr O'Connor said the officers should be praised for displaying considerable bravery.
5
It is a job that requires bravery to the point of insanity.
6
His skill and bravery helped defeat a tough enemy, the German army.
7
Yet you haven't done one single thing that could amount to bravery.
8
He was not lacking in the qualities of moral or physical bravery.
9
For he saw far more merit in their bravery than in piety.
10
Ben's response caught me off guard, and my moment of bravery disappeared.
11
Of all these nations, the Batavians are the most signal in bravery.
12
Still his bravery and self-command prevented anything in the nature of murmuring.
13
He praises the bravery of the emergency services who helped many escape.
14
Too much bravery in man makes a bully; not enough a coward.
15
All displayed the greatest bravery, and deserve the thanks of the country.
16
Hundreds of Arctic Convoy veterans are to receive a Russian bravery medal.
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Bravery through the time
Bravery across language varieties
South Africa
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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