unafraid

/ ˌʌnəˈfreɪd /

adjective

1. not frightened

   unafraid to break new ground

Example Sentences

But the Mexican marines who grabbed him back in February were unafraid and incorruptible.

From The Daily Beast

As novels go, Made to Break registers as one unafraid of criticism.

From The Daily Beast

In or out of the White House, Carter has been a man of principle unafraid of hard truth.

From The Daily Beast

He has a tremendous sense of color and is unafraid of color, which is inspiring.

From The Daily Beast

Women find him not only charming, but seductive, because, as one tells him, he is “unafraid to love women unironically.”

From The Daily Beast

They were a well-matched pair; iron-nerved, both of them, the sort of men to face sudden death open-eyed and unafraid.

From Project Gutenberg

His is ill syntax with heaven; and by unfeared he means unafraid: Words of a quite contrary signification.

From Project Gutenberg

She sat up very straight and stared steadily in front of her, as if she faced, unafraid, the invincible necessity.

From Project Gutenberg

The rabbit's eyes were a deeper blue than his fur, and the pretty creature seemed friendly and unafraid.

From Project Gutenberg

The forms of other actorinesI put away into the shade; All of them flossy near-blondinesFind and shall find me unafraid.

From Project Gutenberg