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put on a brave face

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put on a brave face
to act confident in a difficult situation put up a brave front The engineers have put on a brave face, saying the telescope can easily be repaired.
Usage notes: sometimes used in the form put a brave face on something: She puts a brave face on everything, but you know that she is worried.
See also: brave, face, put


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The star put on a brave face despite begging the public to stop voting for her to do the tasks.
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Chancellor Alistair Darling put on a brave face but what is now the longest British recession since records began in 1955 is a blow.
 
 
 
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