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Definitions for emboldened
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Princeton's WordNet
emboldenedadjective
made bold or courageous
Wiktionary
emboldenedadjective
Having been made bold.
They were emboldened by their great feat.
Webster Dictionary
Emboldened
of Embolden
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of emboldened in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of emboldened in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of emboldened in a Sentence
When he flinched in 2013 in the face of Assad’s regime brutal and brazen use of sarin gas against civilians, it only emboldened Assad to test U.S. resolve.
It doesn't take an overt slur for these individuals to basically become emboldened and to recognize and be excited by policies that they see would further their goals, when they hear the President say things like,' I'm not a racist,' they turn around amongst themselves and say,' He just has to say that for practical reasons,'' he just has to say that basically to get himself cover, to do the things that we want him to do,'.
Republicans will feel emboldened and take it as a playbook and go around the country to communities in Nevada and in California and in Virginia and in Pennsylvania, it should be a massive warning sign to Democratic leaders across the country.
It [ fake news rhetoric ] has emboldened authoritarians, who are capable of taking even more brutal action against domestic opponents than President Trump can in the Allie Funk.
Saudi Arabia is trying to do anything they can... to be more ready to confront an escalation on several regional fronts led by an emboldened Iran.
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