unafraid

British  

/ ˌʌnəˈfreɪd /

adjective

1. not frightened

   unafraid to break new ground

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Example Sentences

And always at these meetings I spoke of Betsie’s first vision: of a home here in Holland where those who had been hurt could learn to live again unafraid.

From Literature

He watched Wolf for the least sign of alarm, but the cub plodded along, unafraid.

From Literature

He has spoken to the world about his impending demise like a Christian philosopher of death—frank, unafraid, sometimes folksy, always graceful.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some of her middle school students are unafraid to initiate conversations about immigration enforcement, she said, while others keep their feelings to themselves or act out.

From Salon

“Less than 300 days ago, these cartel kingpins were free and unafraid,” Gordon said.

From Los Angeles Times