fearless
[feer-lis]
- without fear; bold or brave; intrepid.
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Origin of fearless
Synonym study
See brave.
Antonyms
cowardly.
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Examples from the Web for fearlessly
Contemporary Examples
She fearlessly embraces everything, from sight gags to pratfalls.
I certainly used it as an opportunity to fearlessly allow my shadow self to drive the car for six months.
OITNB’s New Villain Vee, Played By Lorraine Toussaint, Speaks for the First TimeKevin Fallon
June 13, 2014
“Now this is the most fearlessly unsophisticated statement that anyone over the age of 15 has ever made,” May said.
How can a nation so boisterous and fearlessly irreverent be dismissed as a dictatorship?
She reminds me of her aunt in the portrait she fought for so fearlessly: stoic yet approachable, with a hint of a smile.
Remembering Maria Altmann, Holocaust Hero Who Won Back Klimt PaintingsIsabel Wilkinson
February 8, 2011
Historical Examples
I need not tell you to fight manfully and fearlessly in this quarrel.
Micah ClarkeArthur Conan Doyle
Vere's eyes did not fall, but met hers simply, fearlessly, yet not quite childishly.
A Spirit in PrisonRobert Hichens
Fearlessly this emissary of love penetrates the realms of despair.
Henry IV, Makers of HistoryJohn S. C. Abbott
Tell me frankly and fearlessly what it is that has ruffled you.
Tony ButlerCharles James Lever
They understand the questions at issue and they vote conscientiously and fearlessly.
Word Origin and History for fearlessly
fearless
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper