audaciousness (Meaning)

Wordnet

audaciousness (n)

fearless daring

aggressive boldness or unmitigated effrontery

Webster

The quality of being audacious; impudence; audacity.

The audaciousness of her plan astonished even her most ardent supporters.
The politician's audaciousness in making such outlandish claims was met with widespread condemnation.
The firefighter's audaciousness in entering the burning building saved countless lives.
Her audaciousness in proposing a radical solution to the problem was both admirable and frightening.
The company's audaciousness in launching a new product in the midst of an economic downturn proved to be disastrous.
The artist's audaciousness in experimenting with unconventional techniques resulted in both masterpieces and failures.
The explorer's audaciousness in venturing into uncharted territory pushed the boundaries of human knowledge.
The teenager's audaciousness in questioning the authority of his parents led to a heated confrontation.
The scientist's audaciousness in challenging established theories ultimately led to a groundbreaking discovery.
The activist's audaciousness in organizing a mass protest ignited a movement for social change.

fearless daring, aggressive boldness or unmitigated effronteryThe quality of being audacious; impudence; audacity.

audacity, temerity, nerve, arrogance, effrontery, brazenness, confidence, brashness,gall, chutzpah

hesitancy, hesitancy, bashfulness, shyness, shyness, bashfulness, modesty, timidity, diffidence, timidity

The audaciousness of her plan astonished even her most ardent supporters.

The politician's audaciousness in making such outlandish claims was met with widespread condemnation.

The firefighter's audaciousness in entering the burning building saved countless lives.

Her audaciousness in proposing a radical solution to the problem was both admirable and frightening.