Definition of “Bold”
Part of speech: adjective (comparative and superlative forms: -er / -est only)
Meaning: Noticeable or Eye-Catching
The term bold describes something that attracts attention or stands out visually — often because it is bright, striking, or showy.
Example
The costumes were in beautiful, bold colors.
Author’s Summary
The adjective bold denotes a visually striking quality that naturally captures attention through color or style.
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