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Meanings of daring in English
Synonyms
Examples for "boldness"
Examples for "boldness"
1
Imagination, boldness, and good, old-fashioned hard work keep the good routes coming.
2
Great boldness in facing danger; great prudence in the midst of it.
3
Perhaps others will learn from the boldness and energy of their approach.
4
The characteristics of the Sabaean are great squareness aud boldness in outline.
5
Sometimes his success would lie in the very boldness of the attempt.
1
The old Anglo-Saxon hardihood paused and looked the terror in its face.
2
One was he had the hardihood and the fortitude to do it.
3
The colonists turned to bay with the stubborn hardihood of their race.
4
The hardihood with which the Russians endure pain has often been remarked.
5
He was a natural mathematician, and was remarkable for hardihood and perseverance.
1
Prudence is an element in courage, and courage without it is fool-hardiness.
2
The hardiness and endurance of this breed of horses almost exceed belief.
3
The walnuts which were planted showed a fairly high degree of hardiness.
4
Thus through his great hardiness he beat aback all the knights without.
5
They however show hardiness equal to any other variety grown in Pennsylvania.
Disposed to venture or take risks.
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Usage of daring in English
1
The two reinforced each others' power, daring anyone to match their audacity.
2
Thomas shifted to look at her, daring to hope she was right.
3
The 21-year-old Georgian was located following a daring escape attempt early yesterday.
4
CHIPGATE:Would you be daring enough to ask a Michelin-starred chef for chips?
5
Spreading rumours is a human art form that requires patience and daring.'
6
He was daring in speech, broad in views, and cosmopolitan in habit.
7
He's now daring our entire constitutional and political system to stop him.
8
All are filled with busts and statues; or painted in daring frescoes.
9
Taking photographs is a strange occupation, daring to want to stop time.
10
I've been working for the past few hours without daring to stop.
11
Tories joined with Whigs in blaming the conduct of the daring priest.
12
Her hand was still extended out behind her, daring anyone to follow.
13
Prudent caution is oftener the outcome of such debates than daring enterprises.
14
There are cases in which the greatest daring is the greatest wisdom.
15
Without saying anything, Thomas pointed up, not daring to be relieved yet.
16
Philip mused a short time; he was once more the daring Vanderdecken.
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Translations for daring
Portuguese
Catalan
Daring through the time
Daring across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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