Examples of 'very brazen' in a sentence

Meaning of "very brazen"

very brazen - Describes someone who is bold, shameless, or daring in their actions or behavior, often in a way that is perceived as aggressive or without shame

How to use "very brazen" in a sentence

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very brazen
You are very brazen yourself to be seen in my company.
Then this is a very brazen crime.
People are very brazen ; people must stand the price for their very brazen behavior.
You have become very brazen.
How very brazen of you.
You're still very brazen.
You are still very brazen after you did something so horrendous.
On an individual level it was very brazen.
That is a very brazen thing to do.
I suppose you think I'm very brazen.
That was very brazen of you.
He 's supposed to be very brazen.
Are very brazen.
To be seen in my company . Well, you are very brazen yourself.
A horse has a very brazen wee, does not it?

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Well, crocodiles are- are very brazen.
You are very brazen yourself to be seen in my company . Oh, dear.
Killer was very brazen.
Well, you're very brazen yourself Oh, dear. to be seen in my company.
But among us we have a very brazen set-up.
Well, you're very brazen yourself… to be seen in my company.
I don't think you're any fouer than anybody else. I suppose you think I'm very brazen.
I suppose you think I am very brazen or très fou or something.
Very brazen of you, He Ying - killing Minister Du, and then even my wife?
Why you … you have become very brazen since you got married.
I suppose you think I am very brazen or ' trés fou ' or something.
A brazen woman . Oh, dear . Well, you are very brazen yourself … to be seen in my company.

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Examples of using Very
I wanta very private conversation with him
He must have loved you very much
Very few know what that means
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