no fear
Boldness without hesitation
No fear is a casual way of saying "don't worry" or "no problem," common in British English: Can you cover my shift tomorrow? —No fear, mate.
It can also express emphatic refusal—something like "absolutely not": Would you ever go skydiving? —No fear!
The phrase gained popularity as a 1990s slogan celebrating fearlessness and risk-taking.
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- courageFortitude facing danger
- boldnessFearless readiness to act
- braveryBoldness before danger
- nerves of steelExceptional calm under pressure
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