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bravado

[bruh-vah-doh] / brəˈvɑ doʊ /


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Those who have worked closely with Trump through past legal troubles say that despite his public bravado, he sometimes privately shows genuine concern that he could end up financially ruined or behind bars.

From Washington Post

His path, fueled by bravado, ruthlessness, a keen political antenna and alleged theft, has left lingering suspicion about his allegiances.

From New York Times

That path, fueled by bravado, ruthlessness, a keen political antenna and alleged theft, has left lingering suspicion about his allegiances.

From New York Times

Everything that makes up Sellers — her smile that teases mischief, her instincts that reveal an intelligence both on and off the court, and all that bravado — comes packaged in a spindly frame.

From Washington Post

Young men, not long out of school, not needing to shave much, were laughing and joking, full of bravado.

From BBC