Courage

Related words

• mutlos

  Discouraged

• sokratisch

  Socratic refers to the teachings and methods of the Greek philosopher Socrates, particularly the method of questioning to explore knowledge.

• todesmutig

  Daredevil, courageous

• gesellschaftskritisch

  socially critical

• Mut

  Courage

• Verkörperung

  Embodiment means the physical or concrete representation of an idea, quality, or concept.

• Marsch

  A march is a steady, rhythmic walk or a musical composition that encourages it.

• Marsch

  A march is a steady, rhythmic walk or a musical composition that encourages it.

• Edelweiß

  The edelweiss is a rare and protected flower native to the Alps.

• Affenpinscher

  Affenpinscher

• Kriegsmann

  Warrior

• Vorfahrin

  Female ancestor

• ermutigen

  to encourage

• sich ein Herz fassen

  To pluck up courage

• beflügeln

  To inspire, to encourage

• schnalzen

  To click means to make a short, sharp sound, often with the tongue or a whip.

• anfeuern

  To cheer on means to support someone through shouts and encouragement.

• aufwiegeln

  "To incite" means to instigate or encourage someone to unrest, revolt, or resistance against an authority.

• bewundert

  Admired

• verwegen

  Daring means courageous and fearless, often in a risky or challenging context.

• beflügelnd

  Inspiring describes something that inspires, encourages, or energizes a person.

• abgeraten

  Discouraged means to advise someone against an action or plan, i.e., to recommend that they not do something.

• groovig

  Groovy means that something has a strong rhythm or groove that encourages dancing or tapping your feet.

• Orden

  Order

• Löwe

  Lion

• Quant

  amount

• Grenaderin

  Grenadier (female)

• Zuspruch

  Encouragement

• Patronage

  Patronage refers to the support or encouragement of individuals or institutions, often through financial means or influence.

• Fuchshund

  Foxhound

• Rittertum

  Chivalry

• Verfremdung

  Alienation effect

• Mütlein

  Mütlein is an obsolete or dialectal diminutive form of 'Mut' (courage). It refers to a small amount of courage.

• Mütchen

  a little bit of courage

• Ermutigung

  Encouragement

• entmutigen

  Discourage

• aufmuntern

  Encourage

• anspornen

  to encourage, to spur on

• ermuntern

  Encourage

• ermannen

  To encourage, to embolden

• zusammenraffen

  To summon

• zusprechen

  To encourage

• bestärken

  Encourage

• couragiert

  Courageous

• deprimiert

  Depressed means feeling sad, discouraged, and down.

• reflexionsreich

  Thoughtful, reflective

• beherzt

  Courageous

• Verfremdungseffekt

  The alienation effect is a theatrical technique designed to alienate the audience to stimulate critical thinking by breaking the illusion of reality.

• Tapferkeit

  Bravery

Example sentences with “Courage”

1. Er hatte die Courage, die Wahrheit zu sagen. (He had the courage to tell the truth.)

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