daring in Latin
daring in Latin is audax, temerarius, audentia — daring means willing to take risks; bold and adventurous.
daring in Latin
audax
temerarius
audentia
Boldness.
audācia
Boldness.
What does "daring" mean?
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adj Willing to take risks; bold and adventurous.
"The daring rescue took place in the middle of the storm."
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adj Sexually provocative or unconventional, especially of clothing or art.
"The dress was a bit too daring for a formal office event."
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daring in a sentence
- The daring rescue took place in the middle of the storm.
- She made a daring decision to quit her job and travel the world.
- The dress was a bit too daring for a formal office event.
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What is "daring" in Latin?
"daring" in Latin is audax, temerarius, audentia. daring means: Willing to take risks; bold and adventurous.
How do you use "daring" in a sentence?
Example: "The daring rescue took place in the middle of the storm." In Latin, "daring" is audax, temerarius, audentia.
Are there other ways to say "daring" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "daring": audax, temerarius, audentia, audācia.
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