brazen out

1.
UKUSGlobalneutralinformal
- To face or endure a difficult, embarrassing, or accusatory situation by behaving boldly and without shame.
- To attempt to overcome criticism, disgrace, or suspicion by appearing unrepentant or defiant.

Examples:

EN: 'Tis clear the rustic fool intends to try to brazen out the shame of my savage review by showing the world the contours of his Bolingbrokes.
ES: Claramente, el tonto rústico pretende afrontar con descaro la vergüenza de mi crítica salvaje, mostrando al mundo los contornos de sus cojinetes.
EN: I'll wear these to the prancings, brazen out Greene's review, and then my big, new Jew play will make my reputation as London's best bard.
ES: Voy a usarlas en la fiesta afrontando con descaro la crítica de Greene, y luego mi gran obra judía nueva hará mi reputación como el mejor bardo de Londres.
EN: And it's hard to get my head around it now but he tried to brazen out.
ID: Sulit bagiku memahaminya... tapi dengan percaya dirinya dia berkata...
EN: There's only so much that even Sepp Blatter can brazen out.
ID: Hanya sejauh itu Sepp Blatter bisa bermuka dinding.