unafraid

/ ˌʌnəˈfreɪd /

adjective

1. not frightened

   unafraid to break new ground

Example Sentences

"He's only 16 but already plays with confidence and personality and is unafraid of the occasion," said Jimenez, a legendary figure for Mexico himself.

From BBC

The author and cultural critic is unafraid to label herself a “bad feminist” — the title of her 2014 essay collection — or admit on national TV that, despite being a progressive, she owns a gun.

From Los Angeles Times

He is unpretentious in his experiments and unafraid to get playful.

From Los Angeles Times

Her craft provides the chance to become someone else, someone who isn’t just unafraid of being seen, but also delights in the opportunity to command another person’s gaze.

From Salon

Kelly is a proud, cocky footballer unafraid to celebrate her tournament-winning penalty with a self-assured shrug to the fans - similar to the celebration after scoring against Italy from a rebound following her own missed penalty.

From BBC