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Meaning of intrepidity
The quality of being fearless and bold
Etymology of intrepidity
The word "intrepidity" originates from the Latin "intrepidus," meaning fearless, which is a combination of "in-" (not) and "trepidus" (fearing), with the suffix "-ity" added to form a noun
The term has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe courageous and daring behavior
Synonyms
bravery
courage
fearlessness
audacity
boldness
daring
dauntlessness
valor
heroism
gallantry
pluck
grit
mettle
spirit
spunk
fortitude
hardihood
intrepidness
stoutness
temerity
adventurousness
venturesomeness
recklessness
rashness
impetuosity
fearlessness
gameness
gutsiness
toughness
Definitions
- The quality of being fearless and bold, showing courage and determination in the face of danger or difficulty
- * A disposition to encounter danger with boldness and confidence
Usage Examples
- The firefighter showed remarkable intrepidity as she rushed into the burning building to rescue those trapped inside
- * The explorer's intrepidity and perseverance enabled her to cross the treacherous desert and reach the lost city
Antonyms
cowardice
fearfulness
timidity
faintness
weakness
spinelessness
cravenness
pusillanimity
meekness
mildness
tameness
gentleness
caution
prudence
circumspection
hesitance
reluctance
diffidence
backwardness
reticence