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audacity
noun as in recklessness, daring
noun as in arrogance, presumptuousness
Example Sentences
It’s the first time in history… that any party has had the audacity to shut down the government over a clean CR.
Before Sinatra, no other singers would have exhibited such ambition—even audacity—on behalf of either themselves or the American vernacular song.
“I think it’s important now more than ever for us to be unified and standing up for our rights together. Especially when they have the audacity to try to lie, especially to the public.”
But Brook had the audacity and skill to punch back.
“It is orders like these that underscore the audacity of the lower courts as well as the chaos within the judicial branch. We look forward to ultimate victory on the issue,” Fields said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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