Meaning & Definition of word "Brazenly"
Brazenly
/ˈbreɪ.zən.li/
adverb:
- 1. in a bold and shameless manner.
- Example: She brazenly ignored the rules that everyone else followed.
- 2. with a complete lack of embarrassment.
- Example: He brazenly took credit for her work during the meeting.
- 3. in a way that is audacious, without care for what others think.
- Example: The company brazenly promoted a product they knew was faulty.
- 4. in a defiant manner, showing little regard for consequences.
- Example: They brazenly parked in front of a no-parking sign.
Etymology
●Derived from the word 'brazen', meaning bold and shameless, which originally referred to the quality of brass.
Common Phrases and Expressions
brazen act:
An action that is done without shame or concern for the consequences.
brazen display:
A show of behavior that is openly and shamelessly bold.
Related Words
brazen:
Shamelessly bold or brash.
impudent:
Not showing due respect for another person; impertinent.
Slang Meanings of brazenly
Meaning: To act without care for consequences.
● Example Sentence: He walked into the meeting brazenly, as if he owned the place.
Meaning: To be unapologetic in one's actions.
● Example Sentence: She brazenly posted the photos, knowing well the drama it would cause.