I don't think so, I can only find examples of it as an adverb
As a reader I find this to be true. Romantic era stories/novels are easy to come by. Everyone has heard of Edgar Allan Poe, he was a romanticism author, no was Nathaniel Hawthorne.
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the person who leads a group of people is braver than someone who decides not to follow along with the rest of a group.
To be brave means being 'courageous'. Having the gut to face difficult or challenging situations without being forced to do it.
leaders is known to be a brave person because of his or her position. A leader has to be faced with a lot of responsibilities and uses their wisdom to direct a lot of people in order to achieve a goal. Taking up responsibility is a bold step and determines the level of bravery of such a person.
An example could be if you had to lead a group of people up a steep hill. A leader would direct them and help the weakest. They might fall behind to make sure no one gets hurt or gets lost.
The other example could be if your hiking, it may seem brave to not follow the direction of the group but it is less smart since you could get lost so in the end it is not good to not follow the group.
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