IPA: /bræʃli/
KK: /bræʃli/
In a way that is bold, confident, and often rude or disrespectful.
He spoke brashly, not caring about the feelings of others.
Brashly is derived from the adjective 'brash' (originating from the Middle English 'brash', meaning rash or impetuous) combined with the adverbial suffix '-ly' (meaning in a manner of). The word 'brashly' describes acting in a rash or impetuous manner.
Think of someone acting 'rashly' or without thinking — 'brash' means impetuous, and '-ly' indicates the manner of that action.