Bold

/boʊld/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A typographic style that is darker and thicker than the regular font.

Please format the title in bold for clarity.

adjective

Showing courage or confidence; willing to take risks.

She made a bold decision to start her own business despite the challenges.

Having a strong or vivid appearance; standing out.

He wore a bold red jacket that caught everyone's attention.

Imposing or prominent in a way that attracts attention.

The architect used bold lines in the design of the building.

Middle English, from Old English 'bald' meaning 'brave, bold'.

to be bold

to act with confidence and courage.

bold statement

a confident assertion that stands out.

bold move

a risky yet potentially beneficial decision.

boldness

the quality of being bold; confidence.

boldly

in a confident and courageous manner.

embolden

to make someone or something bolder or more confident.

To go all out or take a significant risk.

He went bold with his investment strategy.

Being unapologetically confident.

She walked into the room bold and ready to take charge.