make sb bold

Frequency: 5.52.5 per million words

To cause someone to become confident or courageous.

boldVERB + bold

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make sb

Examples (10)

  • The exciting news had made him bold.
  • A few successful ventures made the young entrepreneur bold.
  • Her unwavering support makes me bold enough to pursue my dreams.
  • Winning the first round made the underdog team bold for the rest of the match.
  • The king's promise of a great reward made the knight bold in the face of danger.
  • Sometimes, desperation can make a person bold and reckless.
  • The initial positive feedback on her manuscript made the new author bold enough to approach a major publisher.
  • His first taste of freedom made him bold, and he began to challenge the old rules.
  • This new strategy will make our company bold in a competitive market.
  • The cheering crowd made the shy performer bold on stage.