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Definition of boldfaced in English: boldfacedadjectiveˈbəʊldfeɪstˈboʊldˌfeɪst 1Printed in boldface type. Example sentencesExamples - A surfeit of boldfaced names, from world leaders to media personalities, lend the book a sensational thrill.
- Second, your contract is required to contain a number of warnings in 10-point type that is boldfaced, capitalized or underlined.
- I've boldfaced the relevant bit.
- The compendium used boldfaced type to call attention to certain comments by him.
- The boldfaced editorial tagline was ‘Future Mr. O?’
2Flagrant or audacious. Example sentencesExamples - If Charmon could ever be caught in a bold faced lie, this was the time.
- From Abraham's bold-faced reproach in Genesis 18, "Shall not the Judge of all the earth do justly?"
- Blithe and boldfaced, Xena: Warrior Princess's quest is to entertain despite the slings and arrows of scathing, sardonic criticism.
- This fact alone shows his claim that the tribunals can be made consistent with "our standards" to be a bold-faced lie.
- One only has to look through Democratic Underground or Indymedia to see that's a bold faced lie.
- Precisely because the scene is so fleeting, in an otherwise thoroughly even and respectful documentary of a group entity, it feels boldfaced.
- That was laughable; it was such a stupid, bold-faced lie.
- These projections are at best pure fantasy and at worst a bold faced lie.
- The whining was shrill and sustained — and the claim about all the nice people was nothing short of a bold-faced lie.
- The boldfaced editorial tagline was "Future Mr. O?"
- Both have raised eyebrows with their bold-faced work.
- The term bold faced hypocrisy seems more suitable.
- Due to the boldfaced audacity of all involved, his honor mandates no sentence.
- Jordan must have stayed up all night looking for a way out of his bold-faced lies.
- The "miracle" in Houston was a bold faced lie.
- This seems like a bold-faced lie designed to make his readers more righteous in their ignorance.
- The manic dialogue is crisp and clear so you'll catch every bold-faced joke and subtle innuendo.
- I have never seen such a blatant boldfaced turnaround of information.
- Reader Jesse Malkin, however, caught Herbert in a bold-faced lie in his most recent column.
- Darcy was taken back by such a boldfaced attack.
Rhymesbarefaced, baste, chaste, haste, lambaste, paste, po-faced, red-faced, self-faced, shamefaced, smooth-faced, strait-laced, taste, unplaced, untraced, waist, waste Definition of boldfaced in US English: boldfacedadjectiveˈboʊldˌfeɪstˈbōldˌfāst 1Printed in boldface type. Example sentencesExamples - Second, your contract is required to contain a number of warnings in 10-point type that is boldfaced, capitalized or underlined.
- I've boldfaced the relevant bit.
- The boldfaced editorial tagline was ‘Future Mr. O?’
- The compendium used boldfaced type to call attention to certain comments by him.
- A surfeit of boldfaced names, from world leaders to media personalities, lend the book a sensational thrill.
2Flagrant or audacious. Example sentencesExamples - The manic dialogue is crisp and clear so you'll catch every bold-faced joke and subtle innuendo.
- I have never seen such a blatant boldfaced turnaround of information.
- From Abraham's bold-faced reproach in Genesis 18, "Shall not the Judge of all the earth do justly?"
- Jordan must have stayed up all night looking for a way out of his bold-faced lies.
- Blithe and boldfaced, Xena: Warrior Princess's quest is to entertain despite the slings and arrows of scathing, sardonic criticism.
- That was laughable; it was such a stupid, bold-faced lie.
- The "miracle" in Houston was a bold faced lie.
- This fact alone shows his claim that the tribunals can be made consistent with "our standards" to be a bold-faced lie.
- Due to the boldfaced audacity of all involved, his honor mandates no sentence.
- Precisely because the scene is so fleeting, in an otherwise thoroughly even and respectful documentary of a group entity, it feels boldfaced.
- The term bold faced hypocrisy seems more suitable.
- The whining was shrill and sustained — and the claim about all the nice people was nothing short of a bold-faced lie.
- One only has to look through Democratic Underground or Indymedia to see that's a bold faced lie.
- These projections are at best pure fantasy and at worst a bold faced lie.
- This seems like a bold-faced lie designed to make his readers more righteous in their ignorance.
- Both have raised eyebrows with their bold-faced work.
- Reader Jesse Malkin, however, caught Herbert in a bold-faced lie in his most recent column.
- If Charmon could ever be caught in a bold faced lie, this was the time.
- Darcy was taken back by such a boldfaced attack.
- The boldfaced editorial tagline was "Future Mr. O?"
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