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“audacity”
1. The willingness to take bold risks: "The audacity of the fireman saved the life of the little boy when the apartment building was on fire."
2. Boldness which may be combined with disregard for the consequences; rashness, recklessness: "Skydiving takes both audacity and skill."
3. Open disregard of the restraints of decorum or morality; impudence: "The woman had the audacity to walk out during the sermon in church."
4. Aggressive boldness or unmitigated effrontery: "She had the audacity to challenge her father's decision."
2. Boldness which may be combined with disregard for the consequences; rashness, recklessness: "Skydiving takes both audacity and skill."
3. Open disregard of the restraints of decorum or morality; impudence: "The woman had the audacity to walk out during the sermon in church."
4. Aggressive boldness or unmitigated effrontery: "She had the audacity to challenge her father's decision."