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Meaning of Audacious
showing a willingness to take risks or face challenges
Etymology of Audacious
The word "audacious" comes from the Latin "audax," meaning "bold" or "daring," which is derived from "audere," meaning "to dare"
Historically, the word has been used to describe actions or behaviors that are considered courageous or reckless, often with a sense of surprise or shock
Synonyms
bold
daring
fearless
courageous
intrepid
venturesome
valiant
heroic
confident
unafraid
undaunted
brazen
impudent
insolent
presumptuous
reckless
rash
impulsive
spontaneous
adventurous
enterprising
pioneering
trailblazing
gutsy
spunky
feisty
plucky
dauntless
unflinching
unabashed
unapologetic
cheeky
sassy
saucy
forward
impertinent
audaciously
temerarious
daredevil
death-defying
Definitions
- Showing a willingness to take risks or face challenges
- * Lacking modesty or humility, often in a way that is considered shocking or offensive
Usage Examples
- The audacious plan to climb the mountain in a single day was met with a mix of admiration and skepticism
- * Her audacious fashion sense made her stand out in a crowd
- * The company's audacious decision to enter a new market paid off in the end
Antonyms
cautious
timid
fearful
anxious
hesitant
uncertain
wary
apprehensive
nervous
diffident
shy
modest
humble
reserved
unassuming
unobtrusive
retiring
self-effacing
meek
mild
tame
bland
uninspired
unadventurous
conventional
traditional
conservative