Is ‘emboldens’ correctly used in the sentence?
Is ‘emboldens’ correctly used in the sentence?
That piece of advice emboldens me to have a healthy living and lifestyle to diminish the threat of having diseases.
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That piece of advice emboldens me to have a healthy living and lifestyle in order to diminish the threat of having diseases. In broad terms, emboldens me means is a strong term that means 'gives me courage to do something that requires courage'. eg My boss's smile emboldened me to tell him he was wrong.
- That piece of advice emboldens me to have a healthy living and lifestyle in order to diminish the threat of having diseases.
- In broad terms, emboldens me means is a strong term that means 'gives me courage to do something that requires courage'.
- eg My boss's smile emboldened me to tell him he was wrong.
- Do you think anything in your sentence requires courage?
- I suggest inspired me.
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That piece of advice emboldens me to have a healthy living and lifestyle in order to diminish the threat of having diseases.
In broad terms, emboldens me means is a strong term that means 'gives me courage to do something that requires courage'.
eg My boss's smile emboldened me to tell him he was wrong.
Do you think anything
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