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Meanings of very courageous in English

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Usage of very courageous in English
1
He did not feel very courageous; the uncertainty held so many possibilities.
Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 04
2
That is very courageous, I know; but it is not very shrewd.
Oddsfish!
3
I found that she was very courageous about it, the director said.
Reuters
4
To walk away from that is a very courageous thing to do.
The Guardian
5
Why, he has become very courageous since he took to bullying boys!
Frank Merriwell's Chums
6
But he turned out to be a very courageous and sturdy donkey.
The new yorker
7
You're very courageous, and unbelievably strong, and a good, decent woman.
Heartbeat
8
There is no doubt that the people who were interviewed were very courageous.
The Irish Times
9
The Minor Canon did not feel very courageous, but he bowed his head.
The Bee-Man of Orn and Other Fanciful Tales
10
You must be very courageous to utter such truths about yourself.
Napoleon and Blücher: An Historical Novel
11
She's a very courageous girl, defying the chief, and trying to run away.
Legacy: a novel
12
She has been a very courageous woman in Yemen for quite a long time.
The Guardian
13
It struck me as a very courageous and fundamental question for all of us.
The Irish Times
14
See what Twitter had to say about the very courageous and very honest conversation.
Ebony
15
The King of Bogia was also a very courageous knight.
The White Knight: Tirant Lo Blanc
16
And let me tell you that she is a very courageous and honest girl.
The Mystery of Orcival
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