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unafraid

British  
/ ˌʌnəˈfreɪd /

adjective

  1. not frightened

    unafraid to break new ground

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“Less than 300 days ago, these cartel kingpins were free and unafraid,” Gordon said.

From Los Angeles Times

Christopher was startled to see how unafraid she seemed of the sphinx.

From Literature

He’s been unafraid to use it in the past as one of his favorite intimidation tools.

From Salon

For investors unafraid of a contrarian trade, there could be some opportunities for big gains in the software sector.

From MarketWatch

As it stands, it appears the wish to change England's leadership, one unafraid of picking youngsters, is limited.

From BBC