Translation
bold, daring, audacious
Word origin
From Latin audax ('bold'), from audere ('to dare'), reinforced by French audace and audacieux. Note the diphthong: aŭ is one syllable, exactly as in aŭto.
- Origin
- Latin, via French
- Root
- audax
- English cognates
- audacious, audacity
Examples
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That was a bold plan.
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The young soldier was brave and daring.
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Only a daring person would ask the king that.
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