Synonyms for emboldened
em·bold·ened

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1. emboldenedadjective

   made bold or courageous

   Antonyms:
   timid

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1. List of paraphrases for "emboldened":

   encouraged

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1. Rand Paul:

   I think when Hussein was toppled, we got chaos, we still have chaos in Iraq. I think it emboldened Iran. I think -- we now have the rise of radical Islam in Iraq as well.

2. Andrew Park:

   Whereas in an IPO, issuers and underwriters are liable for making false and misleading forward looking statements, SPACs are not subject to that same standard, that has emboldened many pre-revenue companies in highly speculative industries such as electric vehicles, cryptocurrency, and space exploration to make what might generously be called very rosy projections.

3. Eric Lucero:

   We absolutely want to hold law enforcement professionals accountable for decisions made, but that is a far cry from the push to defund the police. That has only emboldened the criminals, if this is what the city and (people in the city) want, then they should pay for the damages. Why should Minnesota residents living hours away foot the bill?

4. Alireza Jafarzadeh:

   The nuclear talks over the past one year, in the absence of a decisive policy, has resulted in an emboldened regime in Iran which is much closer and more determined to build the nuclear bomb, easily evades sanctions and sells more oil, gets away with killing its protesters who want regime change and seek democracy.

5. Allie Funk:

   It [ fake news rhetoric ] has emboldened authoritarians, who are capable of taking even more brutal action against domestic opponents than President Trump can in the Allie Funk.