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make bold

make bold verb: to take the liberty; to make free.

Verb

make bold (third-person singular simple present makes bold, present participle making bold, simple past and past participle made bold)

  1. To take the liberty; to make free.

Forms of make bold

third-person singular presentmakes bold
present participlemaking bold
past participlemade bold
pastmade bold

Questions about make bold

What does make bold mean?
Make bold means to take the liberty; to make free.
What part of speech is make bold?
Make bold is a verb.
What is the past tense of make bold?
The past tense of make bold is made bold.

Words near make bold in the dictionary

  1. make beautiful music together
  2. make belief
  3. make believe
  4. make believes
  5. make biscuits
  6. make bold
  7. make bones about
  8. make book
  9. make both ends meet
  10. make bricks without clay
  11. make bricks without straw

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