temerity in Latin
temerity in Latin is temeritās — temerity means bravery that is foolish because it ignores real danger.
temerity in Latin
temeritās
(uncountable) Reckless boldness; foolish bravery.
What does "temerity" mean?
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noun Bravery that is foolish because it ignores real danger.
"I am surprised that you, sir, a man of letters yourself, should have the temerity so to interrupt the progress of science."
- noun A particular action that shows foolish bravery.
- noun Rude boldness towards someone; a lack of respect.
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temerity in a sentence
- I am surprised that you, sir, a man of letters yourself, should have the temerity so to interrupt the progress of science.
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What is "temerity" in Latin?
"temerity" in Latin is temeritās. temerity means: Bravery that is foolish because it ignores real danger.
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