Unafraid Meaning in English
word
ˌənəˈfɹeɪd
uhn-uh-FRAYD
ʌnɐfɹˈeɪd
UN-uh-FRAYD
Definition
Not feeling fear; willing to face something dangerous, difficult, or unknown without being afraid.
Usage & Nuances
'Unafraid' is a formal word, stronger than 'not afraid' and similar to 'fearless', but usually refers to a specific situation. Common in descriptions of people, actions, or attitudes. Often used with 'of' ('unafraid of anything').
Spanish: sin miedo - valientePortuguese (BR): destemido - sem medoPortuguese (PT): destemido - sem medoChinese (Simplified): 无畏的 - 毫不害怕的Chinese (Traditional): 無畏的 - 毫不害怕的Hindi: निडर - बिना डर केArabic: غير خائف - جريءBengali: নিঃশঙ্ক - নির্ভীকRussian: бесстрашный - не испытывающий страхаJapanese: 恐れない - 恐れずにVietnamese: không sợ hãi - không lo sợKorean: 두려워하지 않는 - 겁내지 않는Turkish: korkusuz - çekincesizUrdu: بے خوف - نڈرIndonesian: tidak takut - berani
Example Sentences
He is unafraid of the dark.
basic
The girl stood unafraid before the crowd.
basic
She walked into the room unafraid.
basic
He felt completely unafraid facing the challenge.
natural
She looked unafraid even when everyone else was worried.
natural
I'm unafraid to try something new, even if it's difficult.
natural