Used with adjective complement

• seem: Some children seem fearless in new situations and others will take time to adjust.

• feel: Having written The Weight of the World which scared me so badly going in, I feel pretty fearless right now.

• remain: The adventures he encountered would justify several epic movies He had many close encounters with death but remained fearless.

• look: This young starling hopped out happily, looking fearless.

• become: Once they are used to their environment they can become almost fearless with people.

Modifies a noun

• warrior: Bearded and craggy features, warriors, fearless warriors, and one stood out from the rest.

• player: They like to moment i often fearless players who of all what.

• inventory: STEP FOUR Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.

• fighter: He was, of course, a fearless fighter.

• reporter: He never asked to be a fearless investigative reporter on the school newspaper - it was more that he got volunteered.

• advocate: It was a gesture typical of a man regarded by Nigerians as a fearless advocate for human rights, religious freedom and democratic rule.

Modifying Another Word

• utterly: He was utterly fearless in an age of grim persecutions, more noted for candor than tact.

• absolutely: Canaan Dogs are also absolutely fearless: no equipment fear there!

• totally: In the face of strong opposition, He was totally fearless.

• quite: He was quite fearless and came in and out just as he pleased.

• so: Chips and so fearless players who type of starting.

• often: They like to moment i often fearless players who of all what.

Preposition: in

• battle: To reach this rank you need to be skillful and fearless in battles and possess a considerable amount of riches of all kinds.

• face: And each was absolutely fearless in the face of death.

• defense: Outspoken, fearless in defense and no respecter of authority, Jack influenced the game in a career which spanned decades.