Increasingly forward, unrefined
Comparative form of brash—more bold, hasty, or aggressively self-confident.
Someone brashier than another shows less restraint or consideration: The new CEO was brashier than his predecessor, making sweeping changes without consultation.
Can suggest youthful impetuousness or abrasive overconfidence.
More courageous
More playfully impertinent
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Increasingly forward, unrefined
Comparative form of brash—more bold, hasty, or aggressively self-confident.
Someone brashier than another shows less restraint or consideration: The new CEO was brashier than his predecessor, making sweeping changes without consultation.
Can suggest youthful impetuousness or abrasive overconfidence.
1. confident — bolder, More courageous; cockier (More smugly self-assured); gutsier (More boldly courageous); ballsier (More audaciously brave)
2. rude — cheekier, More playfully impertinent; saucier (Chef specializing in gravies); sassier (More boldly disrespectful)
3. aggressive — bolder, More courageous; pushier (More forcefully demanding); fiercer (More violently intense)
4. impetuous — rasher, Bacon portion; hastier (More impulsive than before); wilder (To disorient or confuse)
boldness/assertivenessbrashier ≠ timider More shy, reserved; shyer · meeker · humbler
modesty/humilitybrashier ≠ humbler More modest or unassuming
carefulness/considerationbrashier ≠ warier More inclined to suspicion
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