Examples of 'embolden' in a sentence
Meaning of "embolden"
embolden (verb) - To give someone the courage, confidence, or determination to do something or to take a particular action
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- To render (someone) bolder or more courageous.
- To encourage, inspire, or motivate.
- To format text in boldface.
How to use "embolden" in a sentence
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This criticism will embolden your enemies.
Will embolden more to come forward.
I hoped the nickname would embolden him.
It will only embolden his sense of power.
Now is your chance to embolden him.
Use them to embolden your performance.
Let the weight of our dead embolden you.
It will embolden them for sure.
Thoughts that are golden my heart embolden.
This book will embolden you to action.
Colours are easy to soften but not so easy to embolden.
Marxism sought to embolden the working class.
I embolden all manner of foolishness.
This fear might embolden them to act.
Please embolden translated text to guide production teams.
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That will only embolden the crazies.
My silence and lack of response may have embolden him.
What would embolden dar adal.
We have to put her in her place or it could embolden the people.
Beuys could embolden you by example.
Sanin does his best to embolden him.
The game is to embolden those you have read.
Doing so could further embolden him.
It would embolden terrorists.
Forsyth has a positive attitude that helps to embolden his allies as well.
It would embolden further attempts to chip away at the rights of minority groups.
It can only serve to embolden our enemies.
This might embolden the trolls to go further with more comments and images.
Indifference will only embolden them further.
Stories embolden the team to think creatively and critically to meet the desired goal.
Use your voice to embolden the world.
More meddling will embolden radicals within the regime and give them another boogieman to scapegoat.
The election did not embolden anyone.
Will embolden the Taliban and other insurgent groups.
And then he went on to embolden the union cause.
It will embolden the hardliners who will intensify their support for Maduro.
You have each other to embolden one another.
It might even embolden the company to finally release its own streaming TV set.
For these actions only serve to embolden the darkness.
Public outcry will only embolden them to make a play for control of the government.
The careerism and money seemed only to embolden their blindness.
It serves only to embolden Hamas and other terrorist groups to intensify their unlawful methods.
I sipped my whiskey to embolden my courage.
This will embolden their demands and increase the number and geography of protests across Iran.
Failure to adopt that instrument would embolden perpetrators of terrorist acts.
It embolden members of the Politburo.
This will undoubtedly embolden opponents of the program.
The recent election result can only embolden Obama.
Doing so could further embolden him and cause him to escalate.
Regional partners worried the pullout would embolden China.
