Both "fearlessness" and "boldness" describe qualities of courage and the willingness to take risks. They both imply a lack of fear when facing challenges or dangers.
Fearlessness implies a complete absence or disregard of fear in situations that are typically frightening, while boldness is more about showing a confident willingness to take risks, even if some fear is present. Boldness often suggests a proactive or assertive approach, whereas fearlessness can be more about internal disposition.
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