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Meanings of intrepidity in English
Catalan
impavidesa Spanish
intrepidez Usage of intrepidity in English
1
But somewhat of his intrepidity returned; he resolved to test the apparition.
2
He had the rare merit of combining sagacity with intrepidity in action.
3
He possesses a mundane frankness and a social intrepidity which challenge admiration.
4
And it was intrepid, but in this intrepidity there was nothing aggressive.
5
This afforded a better opportunity for the display of intrepidity and horsemanship.
6
Uprisings, while proving popular intrepidity, also educated the courage of the bourgeois.
7
In this horrible night, Lavillette gave further proofs of the rarest intrepidity.
8
Punjab, the number of native regiments their coolness and intrepidity under fire
9
His cautious and fearless intrepidity made him a host wherever he went.
10
For her intrepidity had not risen to calm contemplation of an interview.
11
He was not only a good strategist, but a dare-devil for intrepidity.
12
But few men have his intrepidity, Herculean strength, or presence of mind.
13
The intrepidity of the leader communicated itself to the rest of the company.
14
Every one knows the disdainful intrepidity of women in the matter of duels.
15
In this order Arnold advanced along the St. Charles with the utmost intrepidity.
16
But the gunmen's exploits in intrepidity had been, of and in the cities.
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