Braved is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BRAVE, to face with courage
• endure or face (unpleasant conditions or behaviour) without showing fear
NOUN:
• an American Indian warrior.
• a young man who shows courage or fighting spirit.
ADJECTIVE:
• ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage
• fine or splendid in appearance

Words related to BRAVED

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How to use BRAVED in a sentence

• Someone would stand up for the flag that had braved a thousand years of battle and the breeze.
• He would not, if he could, have braved the soldiers of the Government by rallying his adherents in the streets.
• John had braved too many dangers and undergone too many hardships to be termed weak.
• Early one morning, awoke by the sound of a cracked trumpet and drums, I braved the dust, and followed a Persian regiment of the line to its drill-ground.
• Presently, however, we shot into less troubled waters and then continued our course, very little the worse for having braved these terrible rapids.
• To recover the treasures of the deep, expeditions have been organised, ships have sailed, divers have descended, and crews have braved great dangers.
• Englishmen braved the Channel and underwent the fatigue and trouble of the two land journeys with cheerfulness in order to enjoy the society of St.
• Van Buren braved the storm, offering no measure of reform or assistance to the distracted people.
• When he was brought to Rome, nothing could exceed the curiosity of the people to behold a man who had, for so many years, braved the power of the empire.
• Men and horses continued to fall, the wounded lay moaning in the grass, while shells and bullets sang their song of death more loudly every second to those who braved the storm.
• I heard that you were to speak, and braved the picnic to hear you.
• The governor saw clearly that scenes of bloodshed were at hand, and though thus braved, he mercifully forbore to commence them.
• Thus braved, the king of Prussia issued his mandate for war with the refractory states.
• Once more he lowered his foolish head and braved forth like a locomotive.
• Several dauntless spirits had braved the rain to catch some fish, but the fish, themselves disgusted, stayed down at the bottom of the lake, out of the wet, as Roy said.
• An irresolute, dull, stupid, inefficient youth, would not have braved the current of feeling that had set against the girls.
• After having braved the Divine laws they now rear themselves against human laws, so true is it that in order to be a good citizen a man must be a good Christian.
• Whose, then, were those scattered letters? CHAPTER XIV AUNT JANET BRAVED Nightfall of a weary day had come.
• Wanting money on my fountain, I had written to the old wretch, but the moment we met I could see what was coming, so I braved it out, bustled about and made a noise.
• I long to hear whether you think I ought to have braved Dick.
• But we can never forget the woman who braved that contempt, and faced it down by achievement that could not be ignored.
• In days of malicious personality Steele braved the worst of party spite, and little enough even slander found to throw against him.
• Every danger which they had braved and surmounted was enumerated one after the other.
• When he came here, Monsieur D’Artagnan provoked and braved the soldiers and inferior officers, in order, I suppose, to have his sword back.
• When the door did open, he started, but braved the forthcoming revelation.
• Such a one braved, beside the ordinary dangers of the deep, the uncouth and mythical terrors with which world-wide ignorance and superstition had invested it.
• The citizens of Augsburg, after tasting his bounty, braved the menaces of his antagonist.
• I had not braved all these perils to be packed off home without, at least, making an attempt to find Francis.
• In this conviction, patriots have braved unjust commands, and martyrs have died.

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