Bravely

/ˈbreɪvli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

With determination or confidence.

They bravely continued their journey despite the harsh weather conditions.

Displaying a willingness to confront danger or difficulty.

The firefighters bravely entered the burning building to rescue those trapped inside.

With a sense of honor and integrity in the face of adversity.

She bravely spoke out against injustice, despite the risks involved.

In a fearless or bold manner.

He bravely stood up to the bully to defend his friend.

In a way that shows courage or bravery.

She bravely faced the challenges of her illness.

From Middle English 'bravely', from Old French 'brave', from Latin 'bravus'.

bravely facing adversity

Confronting difficulties with courage and strength.

bravely go where no one has gone before

Being adventurous and taking risks in unexplored areas.

brave

Showing courage; not afraid to face danger.

courage

The ability to confront fear or adversity.

Go hard or go home

If you're going to try, you might as well do it bravely, go hard or go home.

Man up

When things get tough, you just have to man up and act bravely.