embolden|emboldened|emboldening|emboldens in English

verb

[em·bold·en || ɪm'bəʊldən]

make bold, encourage, strengthe

Use "embolden|emboldened|emboldening|emboldens" in a sentence

1. Bolded Just a note: when text appears in bold, we don't call it 'Bolded' - the verb to use is 'embolden', so you'd need to say 'do the proposed emboldened options work?'.

2. Often, only a small percentage get caught, and this emboldens others.

3. 23 But lately they are becoming emboldened.

4. Unfortunately, being able to pay off victims will embolden muggers.

5. It can embolden us by giving names to our fears.

6. 19 He was so much emboldened.

7. Any hint of higher inflation will further embolden dollar bulls.

8. The careerism and money seemed only to embolden their blindness.

9. He also emboldened his apostles to become conquerors.

10. 20 Back in China, labour activists are emboldened.

11. 21 Not dignified with a teacher, emboldened also big!

12. 5 This emboldened me to ask for more help.

13. 1 His success emboldened him to expand his business.

14. More political instability would likely embolden Islamic militants to try to expand.

15. 8 Emboldened by drink, he walked over to speak to her.

16. 2 Jack was emboldened to ask Helen to marry him.

17. Synonyms for Bielding include encouraging, inspiring, motivating, emboldening, buoying, buoying up, cheering, driving, empowering and incentifying

18. 4 Emboldened by her smile, he asked her to dance.

19. 18 His kind manner emboldened her to ask for help.

20. 17 They are emboldened to take their practice further and further.

21. 12 Their highly publicized forays energized and emboldened the Catholic Right.

22. 25 Emboldened, I yanked the strap of her backpack and then pushed her.

23. 9 Four days of non-stop demonstrations have emboldened the anti-government protesters.

24. 22 But the scale of the slowdown has emboldened some.

25. The doctrine and the valiant examples in that book will lift, guide, and embolden you.