audacious Synonyms
Strongest:
- retiring
- courteous
- proper
- timid
- shy
- timid
- humble
- modest
- modest
- shy
- courteous
- retiring
- meek
- meek
- humble
- proper
Strong:
- respectful
- ashamed
- polite
- mousy
- mousy
- genteel
- mousey
- abashed
- mousey
- abashed
- ashamed
- respectful
- demure
- polite
- deferential
- genteel
- deferential
- embarrassed
- mild
- gentle
- demure
- mild
- gentle
- embarrassed
Weak:
audacious Meaning
audacious (s)
invulnerable to fear or intimidation
unrestrained by convention or propriety
disposed to venture or take risks
audacious (a.)
Daring; spirited; adventurous.
Contemning the restraints of law, religion, or decorum; bold in wickedness; presumptuous; impudent; insolent.
Committed with, or proceedings from, daring effrontery or contempt of law, morality, or decorum.
audacious Sentence Examples
- The climbers' audacious attempt to scale the treacherous mountain left everyone in awe.
- Emily's audacious proposal to switch careers surprised both her boss and colleagues.
- The company's audacious marketing campaign broke industry norms and generated unprecedented attention.
- The audacious thief managed to evade capture despite the extensive police search.
- The politician's audacious statement ignited a heated debate in the legislature.
- The audacious artist's abstract paintings challenged traditional notions of beauty.
- The audacious athlete set a new record by breaking the previous barrier.
- The audacious musician dared to experiment with unfamiliar sounds, creating a groundbreaking album.
- The audacious inventor's creation disrupted the industry, revolutionizing the way things were done.
- The audacious explorer embarked on a dangerous expedition that had never been attempted before.
FAQs About the word audacious
invulnerable to fear or intimidation, unrestrained by convention or propriety, disposed to venture or take risksDaring; spirited; adventurous., Contemning the r
fresh, sassy, brazen, cheeky, wise,bold, cocky, assertive, brassy, brash
retiring, courteous, proper, timid, shy,timid, humble, modest, modest, shy
The climbers' audacious attempt to scale the treacherous mountain left everyone in awe.
Emily's audacious proposal to switch careers surprised both her boss and colleagues.
The company's audacious marketing campaign broke industry norms and generated unprecedented attention.
The audacious thief managed to evade capture despite the extensive police search.
