Meanings of intrepid soul in English

Nature had given him an intrepid soul; experience had cased his heart with iron.

His mother, a woman of intrepid soul, was indignant at this display of weakness.

In the meantime, I promise to do my best to watch over your sister's intrepid soul.

Recently an intrepid soul rode across the Sahara on a MV Augusta Brutale, an uncompromising, cutting-edge, Italian sports machine.

Yet it was a small beginning, and a less intrepid soul would have been daunted by the many discouragements.

Burning sands, savage negroes, venomous serpents, all the frightful animals of the torrid zone, could not alarm the intrepid soul of Ledyard.

Intrepid souls can make the ascent via a number of immaculately maintained hiking trails.

These intrepid souls have done the hard yards.

Despite a cold, crisp autumn morning a few intrepid souls are prepared to take on the Pacific.

For hatred of the foreigner ever arms a few intrepid souls, ready to die for an idea.

A hunting accident would be immediately assumed, though the two intrepid souls closing the gap would scream murder.

On the eventful day I resolved to pass the night with my friend and two other intrepid souls, near the tank.

Eventually two intrepid souls slipped away from the party and out to a car to catch the early evening sports news.

A thousand intrepid souls will travel from Dublin to Electric Picnic by bicycle in aid of Temple Street Children's Hospital on Friday.

When the first extensive exploration of the caves was carried out in 1818, the intrepid souls had somehow explored using only candlelight and fortitude.