Bravado is valid Scrabble Word

Is bravado a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is bravado valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for BRAVADO in dictionary:

VERB:

to display bravery
behave with bravado

NOUN:

a display of bravery
a bold manner or a show of boldness intended to impress or intimidate
showy display of self-confidence
Boastful and threatening behavior; a boastful menace.
a swaggering show of courage

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

false bravery

Words related to BRAVADO

bravadoed16 bravadoes15 bravadoing17 bravados14 vauntery14

Words that contain BRAVADO

bravados14 bravadoed16 bravadoes15 bravadoing17

How to use BRAVADO in a sentence

It was a mixture of fear, daring, caution and a sort of bravado.
There was in his manner, desperation approaching to bravado, but no man made the least effort to detain him.
It was not bravado which had made him refuse an escort.
His assertion that he had not wished to be adopted by any Whipples she put down to envious bravado.
It was a pure piece of bravado, for the gun could scarce carry halfway.
I have gone somewhat into detail in this matter through no spirit of bravado, for no one could deplore the necessity of my action more than I.
She held her head up as she entered the library where he awaited her, but she knew within herself that it was bravado rather than fearlessness that enabled her to face him thus.
That the decadence of sculpture into truculent bravado was independent of his direct influence, is further proved by the inefficiency of his contemporaries.
With a sense of bravado she stepped out into the entrance hall again.
Men up to ninety years of age, it is true, commit crimes, but they are not characterized by the recklessness, the bravado and the horror which have stained our records in Chicago.

That you had persisted in keeping some of your early habits, perhaps out of bravado.
Was he lost beyond all hope of reformation? Or was this the boyish bravado of an amateur criminal poisoned by the consciousness of wrong? She tried to think.
Soon after, a second column advanced with even more bravado, headed by a standard-bearer, who carried a red flag.
For an instant she had half feared that this declaration had been made in a spirit of bravado, and she was prepared to be disagreeably disappointed in Calumet.
On the third night, as I heard nothing of him, I flattered myself that, in spite of his bravado, I had discouraged him.
This was supposed to be mere bravado, and a summon was sent to surrender.
In a spirit of bravado, I stood up when near the brink and was hurled over head first.
I am not really full of cheap bravado, but I am a philosopher.
It had been bravado with him up to the time that he knew this girl was coming out.
For though the burghers clattered to their gates, I rode to the very walls of the Wolfsberg, which for bravado I summoned to surrender.
It is doubtful if Tad ever had realized a sense of fear, though he was far from being foolhardy, nor was there the faintest trace of bravado about him.
In spite of all the bravado that was being thrown into these preparations, there was noticeable a deep undercurrent of regret.
To fill up the measure of crime by effrontery, to denounce himself, to cling to his misdeeds, is the insolent bravado of the criminal.
Miss Wildmere at first tried to show cool indifference in the spirit of bravado, and maintained her place upon the floor with Mr.
It is well for us to forego that reckless bravado of unexampled prosperity once so offensive to foreign ears.
His exploits have none of the daring or bravado of mere adventures, but they are examples of sterling courage which have few parallels in the annals of modern warfare.
At the back of his mind he seemed still to regard her escapade as a foolish piece of bravado, undertaken chiefly to torture himself.
What you propose doing to-night in anticipating the blow of your enemy is only an act of bravado.
For a moment the uproar ceased, and in a spirit of bravado Rene stepped out into the moonlight and made a gesture of derision into the air.
She fell, not through ignorance or curiosity, but moved by anger and, as it were, out of bravado.
He became conscious that what there was of bravery in him was sinking into bravado.
Nor was there any foolish bravado in this adventure.
The courage of suicide helped him in some sort to carry things off with a dash of bravado before the spectators.
It was all bravado, his defiance of her, and he knew it.

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