unafraid

un·a·fraid

adjective

Feeling, exhibiting, or expressing no fear.

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Adjective

(not comparable)

Not afraid.

Origin

un- +"Ž afraid

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Rose is strong-willed, unafraid, and dresses rather conservatively.
He's a man who's unafraid of a little change, though, and his styles have proven as much over the years.
Are you unafraid to try something different?
People with red hair are assumed to have bold personalities and short tempers, and they are frequently thought to be adventurous, unafraid, and mischievous.
Unafraid to tackle the tough storylines, the show has featured everything from drug abuse to school shootings to teen pregnancy and more.

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