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brazen

[ˈbreɪzn]

brazen Definition

  • 1bold and without shame
  • 2made of brass or a similar alloy

Using brazen: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "brazen" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He made a brazen attempt to cheat on the exam.

  • Example

    The thief made a brazen escape from the police station.

  • Example

    She gave him a brazen look that made him feel uncomfortable.

brazen Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for brazen

Phrases with brazen

  • to face a difficult situation with confidence and courage, even if one is at fault

    Example

    Despite being caught red-handed, he decided to brazen it out and deny everything.

  • to endure or persist in a difficult or embarrassing situation without showing any shame or embarrassment

    Example

    She decided to brazen out the criticism and continue with her plan.

  • brazen-faced

    bold and impudent, showing no shame

    Example

    He had the brazen-faced audacity to ask for a raise after only working for a week.

Origins of brazen

from Old English 'bræsen', meaning 'made of brass'

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Summary: brazen in Brief

The term 'brazen' [ˈbreɪzn] refers to someone or something that is bold and without shame. It can also describe something made of brass or a similar alloy. Examples include 'He made a brazen attempt to cheat on the exam.' and 'The thief made a brazen escape from the police station.' Phrases like 'brazen it out' denote facing a difficult situation with confidence, while 'brazen-faced' describes someone who is bold and impudent.