boldact
verbUK /ˈbəʊldækt/
US /ˈboʊldækt/
To do something brave even when you feel scared.
She decided to boldact and speak in front of the whole class.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To act in a confident and daring way without waiting for permission.
He boldacted and asked the principal for a new playground.
3. To take a bold step toward a goal despite possible failure.
They boldacted by starting their own little business selling lemonade.
4. To stand up for someone in a brave way.
When the bully teased his friend, Tom boldacted and told the bully to stop.