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bravo

Definition of bravo:

  • part of speech: interjection

    Well done! Good.

  • part of speech: noun

    A shout of applause; a hired assassin; a bandit.

  • part of speech: noun

    A shout of applause.

  • part of speech: noun

    A daring villain: a hired assassin:- pl. BRAVOES.

  • Well done: excellent.

  • part of speech: noun

    A daring ruffian; a hired assassin.

  • Well done!.

  • part of speech: noun

    A bandit; a hired assassin.

  • part of speech: noun

    An assassin; a murderer for hire.

Usage examples :

  • Van Hout flung the letter on the table, exclaiming " See, what a dainty hand the bravo writes. "The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers", Georg Ebers.
  • " Bravo," said Dubois, adding ten louis; " we shall make something of you." "The Regent's Daughter", Alexandre Dumas (Pere).
  • And saying this, he pulled out his sword to do so, but the younger, parrying his thrust, cried out: Bravo, uncrowlike Crow! "Flemish Legends", Charles de Coster.
  • If it were not for the honors which the monk had obtained for the police since he began his work in Venice, the Captain said that he would not lift a hand to save him from the meanest bravo in Italy. "Master Tales of Mystery, Volume 3", Collected and Arranged by Francis J. Reynolds.

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