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v. - To face, endure or resist valiantly.

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Usage examples (24)
  • Verb (used with object), : to outbrave charges of misconduct. ,None can outbrave the great heroes of the past
  • 'I see,' said the genie, 'that you both outbrave me, but both of you shall know, by the treatment I give you, what I am capable of doing.'
  • For some time she endeavoured to outbrave me; neither the fiddler nor she desisted; but at last she gave over, and the musician laid aside his instrument. . .
  • And there can be no more infallible evidence of a miscarriage in such a condition, than when pride, or passion, or prejudice, or any corrupt affection, can either...
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