apotolmao describes Isaiah speaking with boldness in the cited proclamation.

The attested use depicts Isaiah making his statement boldly in Romans 10:20.

1. Speaking boldly in a proclamation · dominant

   In Romans 10:20, the present active indicative form introduces Isaiah's statement; the APB renders the clause, "Then Isaiah is bold and says," before the proclamation about being found and revealed.

   Romans 10:20

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Romans 10:20, the APB presents the clause as "Then Isaiah is bold and says." This wording confirms the verse's presentation without isolating every aspect of the Greek form.