Similar words: embolden, embolectomy, gambol, symbol, symbolic, symbolise, symbolize, symbolism. Meaning: [ɪm'bəʊldən] 
adj. made bold or courageous.
adj. made bold or courageous. 
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31 He was cheered by no friendly eye, emboldened by no encouraging voice.
32 If public disapproval hardens, critics will be emboldened to speak out.
33 Enemies of nuclear energy will be emboldened to pressurise other governments, including our own, to follow the German lead.
34 The Taliban were emboldened by the deal: it called for the institution of Shariah, the strict legal code of Islam based on the Koran, throughout Malakand Agency, which includes Swat and Buner.
35 Officials also worry that activists might be emboldened by international attention focused on the games.
36 Emboldened by a nationwide crackdown on crime and a government decree giving them extra law-and-order powers, Italian mayors have issued a string of often bizarre by-laws to enhance "public decorum."
37 Whitman's fearless, unheard-of voice shattered the glass of European gentility and eventually emboldened later generations of American poets to speak out in wilder tones.
38 Now more emboldened counterfeiters, and the sale of the direct use of tubers.
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