courageous
ਦਲੇਰ
definition
adjective
her courageous human rights work
not deterred by danger or pain; brave.
example
She felt free and brave and 'courageous' , and she never wanted to stop flying through the air.
It must therefore be 'courageous' and tough about gently easing prices upwards to deliver better margin yield.
A fearless person could not be 'courageous' , because courage is all about the mind dominating fear.
I thought it was a classic piece of decisive and 'courageous' goalkeeping.
As he approached the scene, the 'courageous' cop realised the girl had not seen him - and decided to act fast.
A mother and her two young sons were pulled from their blazing home by a 'courageous' next-door neighbour.
It was certainly the one truly 'courageous' and right act of his premiership, which enters its eighth year in a few months.
She wanted to be brave and 'courageous' like the heroes in all the stories she liked to read.
I hope to be half as 'courageous' and full of faith as he was when faced with the end.
Let us stop being economically defensive and start being politically 'courageous' .
Quite simply, her plight is seen as 'courageous' and worthy of sympathy.
He suffered so much, and he was so brave, so 'courageous' to fight it as long as he did.
I strongly suspect he is not deluded, but he is definitely a brave, or at least a 'courageous' , man.
You are very brave and 'courageous' people to be over their risking your life for your country.
He made a 'courageous' come back, only to throw up on stage minutes later - a first in my gig attending experience.
So every time one sees a bold and 'courageous' man or woman you can be sure that the child in that person is still alive.
He deserves everything, he was very brave and 'courageous' and I know he would do it all again if he had to.
The decision to come out fighting to restore standards in higher education was principled and 'courageous' .
It's therefore a mystery how brave, 'courageous' St George ever got to be the patron saint of England.
Its devotees have been 'courageous' , and they have also been treacherous.
And it's just harmful to our troops that are out there fighting very bravely, very 'courageously' .
The way this brave little boy had 'courageously' clung on to life touched the community.
It should also be said that most on both sides behaved well, many 'courageously' and honourably at the expense of careers and valued friendships.
In my 40 years of coaching, I have never seen anything like this sort of 'courageousness' .
I really don't want to dwell on it because I don't want to overshadow the 'courageousness' of the way the team played.
He stood for tolerance and mediation, not the 'courageousness' required to face forward.
He fought it bravely and 'courageously' to the very end.
All the pictures show him with such courage and 'courageousness' .
Impulsiveness and 'courageousness' mark your activities this week.
We must also allow ourselves to be guided by a commitment to develop and use our voices boldly and 'courageously' .
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