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Not feeling fear or anxiety about something that might be dangerous or intimidating.
He was unafraid of heights and loved climbing mountains.
He had no fear of being high up and enjoyed mountain climbing.
The child was unafraid of dogs, even the big ones.
The child did not fear dogs, regardless of their size.
This phrase emphasizes a lack of fear or hesitation in the face of something potentially scary or challenging.
Use 'unafraid of' to describe a lack of fear about a specific thing or situation, not a general state of fearlessness.
The phrase 'unafraid of' is always followed by a noun or noun phrase, never a verb.
Derived from the combination of 'un-' (not) and 'afraid' (fearing), with 'of' indicating the object of fear.
This phrase is commonly used to describe someone's courage or confidence in the face of potential danger or difficulty. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts.