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It was an audacious act of piracy.audacious = bold and daring
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She had the audacity to tell me I am not good enough for him.audacity = boldness and daring
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It is an audacious plan.audacious = bold and daring
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Nature is audacious enough to ensure that the males who send out dishonest signals or go from one female to the next almost always end up alone. (source)audacious = bold
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It was an audacious crime, a troubling sign of the violence that felt like it was closing in on her no matter how far she moved away from the center of the city. (source)audacious = bold and daring
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I doubt any of them had the audacity to consider what they'd do if... (source)audacity = boldness and daring
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Of his three wives Ekwefi was the only one who would have the audacity to bang on his door. (source)audacity = boldness and daring
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"Audacious! Offensive! To address me in this manner!" (source)Audacious = offensively bold
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a very audaciously attired young girl (source)audaciously = boldly and daringly
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She had sensed the audaciousness, even the brazenness of the letter as she read it; one or the other, or perhaps simple stupidity, had to impel such a communication from an insignificant parish priest to the Commandant of Auschwitz.† (source)audaciousness = boldness and daringstandard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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It holds him to the people, supplies a foundation for his edifice; and, in furnishing so much work done to his hand, leaves him at leisure, and in full strength for the audacities of his imagination.† (source)
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But when the Capitol decrees that only one tribute can live and you have the audacity to challenge it, I guess that's a rebellion in itself. (source)
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He was a feared gambler, few dared to take him on, so high and audacious were his stakes. (source)audacious = bold and daring
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Instead, Socrates audaciously proposes to the jury that he be rewarded, not punished.† (source)audaciously = with boldness and daring
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There was no such satisfaction now, as the figures of the balance took fewer spaces, and he thought of his last audaciousness in money when he had tried to grab a fast buck in order to marry Cissy.† (source)audaciousness = boldness and daring
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Your levities and audacities are like the loves and comforts prayed for by Desdemona: they increase, even as your days do grow.† (source)
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