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    Brave

    /breɪv/

    Meaning & Definition

    verb
    To face or endure (an action or situation) courageously.
    He braved the storm to help his neighbor in need.
    adjective
    Possessing or showing courage; willing to face and endure danger or pain.
    The brave firefighter rescued the child from the burning building.
    Ready to face unpleasant situations; showing fortitude.
    She made a brave decision to stand up for what she believed in.
    Noble in spirit; distinguished for giving and kindness.
    The brave act of charity brought hope to the struggling community.

    Etymology

    Middle English, from Old French 'brave' meaning 'bold, virtuous' from Latin 'bravus'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    brave new world:
    A term used to describe a world marked by technological or social change that may be alarming or challenging.
    brave the storm:
    To face difficulties or danger with courage.
    a brave face:
    To appear cheerful and unafraid in the face of adversity.

    Related Words

    bravery
    The quality or state of being brave; courage.
    bravado
    A show of boldness or confidence intended to impress or intimidate others.
    valor
    Great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle.

    Slang Meanings

    To have the guts or boldness to do something.
    You really have to be brave to try skydiving!
    To handle a tough situation with confidence.
    He was really brave taking on that challenge.