fearless, fearelesse

[Eng. fear; -le .] 1. Free from fear; bold; courageous; undaunted; intrepid. "Then Talus forth i uing from the tent Unto the wall his way did fearele e take." Spenser F. Q., V. iv. 50. †2. Protecting or saving from fear. "And Marmaduke in fearle mail." Words worth White Doe of Rylstone. For the difference between fearle and bold see BOLD. fëar-le -lý, *feare-les-ly, adv . [Eng. fearle ; -ly.] In a fearle , bold, intrepid, or daring manner; without any fear; boldly "Mounting fearle ly the rocky heights." Words worth: Excursion, bk. vi. fëar-le -ne , s . [Eng. fearle ; -ne .] 1. The quality of being fearle or without fear; daring; boldne ; intrepidity. "He gave instances of an invincible courage, and fearle ne in danger."-Clarendon. *2. It was followed by of before the object. "By their fearle ne of earthquakes." - Bp . Hall: Heaven upon Earth , § 3.