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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr bravacherie (n)
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fr bravache Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr bravache (n)
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en braggart Source: English Wiktionary
fr bravache (n)
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en bravado Source: English Wiktionary
fr bravaches (n)
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fr bravache Source: French Wiktionary
io bravacho (n)
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fr bravache Source: French Wiktionary
fr bravache
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fr bravacherie Source: English Wiktionary
fr bravo (n)
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fr bravache Source: English Wiktionary
fr bravache (a)
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fr feindre Source: French Wiktionary
fr bravaches (a)
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fr bravache Source: French Wiktionary
fr bravache (a)
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en bullying Source: English Wiktionary
fr bravache (a)
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fr habituel Source: French Wiktionary
fr bravache (n)
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fr fanfaron Source: French Wiktionary
fr bravache (n)
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fr faux Source: French Wiktionary
fr bravache (a)
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en bravado Source: English Wiktionary
fr bravache (a)
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fr bravoure Source: French Wiktionary
fr rodomont (n)
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fr bravache Source: French Wiktionary
fr bravache (n)
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fr brave Source: French Wiktionary
fr brave (n)
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fr bravache Source: English Wiktionary
fr bravache (n)
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en bully Source: English Wiktionary
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