Bravo

/ˈbrɑː.voʊ/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Bold, brave, or courageous.

The hero's bravo actions saved several lives during the disaster.

Displaying a showy or flamboyant manner.

His bravo style of dressing often drew attention at social events.

interjection

A shout of approval or commendation.

The audience shouted 'bravo' after the breathtaking performance.

An expression of admiration or praise, typically following a performance.

After the actor delivered his lines perfectly, the crowd erupted in a chorus of 'bravo!'

Used to express great admiration or appreciation.

She received a 'bravo' from her peers for her outstanding project presentation.

Italian, from Latin 'barbarus', meaning 'wild' or 'brave'.

bravo!

An exclamation to express great approval or admiration.

cheer

A shout of joy or support.

applaud

To express approval by clapping.

commend

To praise formally or officially.

An enthusiastic endorsement or commendation.

That movie was a total bravo!

Used informally to commend someone for their coolness or skill.

You solved that puzzle? Bravo, my friend!