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From en- + brau + -ir.
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embravir (first-person singular present embraveixo, first-person singular preterite embraví, past participle embravit)
- (transitive) to embolden
- (reflexive) to take heart
- (transitive) to infuriate, to whip up
- (reflexive) to get angry; (of the sea, etc.) to become rough, choppy
1918, Josep Carner, Contes d'Andersen:Mentrestant ella era gronxada amunt i avall per les ones, de manera que pogués mirar dins la cabina; però el navili va anar movent-se i movent-se, fins que vela darrera vela fou inflada pel vent, les ones s'embraviren, grans núvols s'acoblaren, i llampegà en la llunyania.- Meanwhile she was swayed up and down by the waves in such a way that she could see into the cabin; but the ship kept moving and moving, until sail after sail was inflated by the wind, the waves grew rough, great clouds joined up, and it lightninged in the distance.
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