Brazenly: meaning, definitions and examples

In situations where someone is acting without any regard for rules or shame, often in a negative way.

• She brazenly ignored the 'No Trespassing' sign and walked onto the property

Used to describe actions taken with confidence and courage, often in challenging situations.

• She boldly stood up to the bully and defended her friend

Similar to 'brazenly', it suggests behaving without any sense of guilt or embarrassment, often with a negative connotation.

• He shamelessly promoted his own work during the meeting, ignoring everyone else's contributions

When someone acts with boldness and is willing to take risks, often in a positive or neutral way.

• He audaciously proposed a new strategy that could revolutionize the company

Use this word when someone does something boldly and without shame, often ignoring social norms.

• She brazenly interrupted the meeting to voice her opinion.
• He brazenly walked into the restricted area despite the warning signs.

This term can refer to a type of metal or a brash confidence. Using 'brass' in the context of confidence often conveys a sense of impudence or boldness.

• The band played with a lot of brass.
• It takes a lot of brass to confront the manager like that.

Best used to describe something severe, cruel, or unpleasant. It often carries a negative connotation.

• The criticism was harsh and left her feeling upset.
• The desert environment is very harsh on unprepared travelers.

Use this word when describing a high volume of sound or something very noticeable and conspicuous.

• The music was so loud, I could barely hear my own thoughts.
• She wore a loud, brightly colored dress to the party.