intrepidness

Robinson certainly meets the threshold for intrepidness, although in her case most of it happened before she set foot in a newsroom.

I came to covet his competence and intrepidness, and I realized my task was not to glom onto him but to foster those qualities in myself, to go out into the world in pursuit of what moves me.

It is that spirit — call it intrepidness, call it recklessness — that drove Bracco, inspired by little more than a news article she read on her phone, to purchase a ramshackle house in Sicily for the price of one euro and restore it to its former glory.

Intrepidness rating Florence, like Daenerys Targaryen in Game of Thrones, was blessed with resilience that seems to require supernatural explanation: 10.

This intrepidness will—and already has—bitten back, as evidenced by Facebook, the poster child of the information age, which has become a platform of misinformation.