unfearful
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfɪrfl/
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valiente
- The unfearful explorer ventured into the dark cave, eager to discover its secrets.
But The thing is, being unfearful of rejection means there's not a link to your, you know, your presence or who you are.
- But The thing is, being unfearful of rejection means there's not a link to your, you know, your presence or who you are.
Examples
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He remained unfearful during the tense situation, confidently addressing the crowd.
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He was a large, unfearful man, and his self-defense had something of merriment in it.
Fiction book (1992) -
But The thing is, being unfearful of rejection means there's not a link to your, you know, your presence or who you are.
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The unfearful child approached the stage to give her speech without hesitation.
Synonyms
117
3.4
Shows courage in dangerous or hard situations
29
1.6
Not feeling fear or worry when facing danger
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7.5
Not afraid when people try to scare or stop you
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5.0
Not feeling fear when facing something dangerous or scary
Not feeling afraid
Not feeling afraid when facing danger or difficulty
Not afraid of danger or threats and showing courage
Not feeling afraid or worried
Not worried or afraid when something might be wrong
Antonyms
How Fearful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unfearful starts with un- meaning 'not', as in unhappy, and the part fear meaning 'a feeling of danger', so it literally means 'not afraid'. That's why unfearful describes someone who is calm and fearless.