Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Courageous"

A: Other words to describe courageous are words such as brave, bold or fearless.

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It describes a person who has a lot of courage - someone who is not afraid.

A: It means having courage/bravery, being willing to confront challenges with no fear.

A: You may not like public speaking, but you need to be courageous

At times most soldiers will need to be courageous

Speaking truth to power like you did just now was very courageous

A: Going outside in the dark to help our neighbours was very courageous of you.

Running away from their house to find safety was very courageous of that character.

You showed a lot of courage by helping out the elderly woman.

A: they are more or less the same. courageous is a bit more advanced vocabulary, it sounds more descriptive. but we would understand what you mean either way

A: Being "brave" is when you are not afraid.

Being "courageous" is when you are afraid, but you do the scary thing anyway.

A: They mean the same thing, but "brave" is more common. "Courageous" is more formal.

A: courageous: not deterred by danger or pain
stout:brave and determined
brave: ready to face danger or pain; showing courage

A: When you are brave, you confront difficult situations without fear.

When you are courageous, you confront difficult situations in spite of your fear. In other words, you build the courage to fight and overcome your fear (or whatever obstacles)

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