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Put Brave Face I Bold Pretend Upsetting Worrying

Phrase/Idiom put on a brave face / a bold face
Definition If you put on a brave or bold face, you pretend that something upsetting or worrying is not as unpleasant as it really is.
Example When I was fired, I put on a brave face and announced that I would easily find a better-paid job.

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