take a dare Antonyms
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Meaning of take a dare
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take a dare (v)
be dared to do something and not attempt it
be dared to do something and attempt it
take a dare Sentence Examples
- Sarah felt a surge of adrenaline as she took a dare to jump off the high diving board.
- Despite his initial hesitation, William decided to take the dare and climb the treacherous mountain.
- The daredevils took a dare to perform a dangerous stunt in front of a live audience.
- Curious about the unknown, Emily took a dare to explore the abandoned warehouse.
- Driven by a desire to prove himself, John took a dare to fight the school bully.
- With trembling hands, Mary took a dare to confess her love to her crush.
- Faced with a daunting challenge, the timid boy took a dare to stand up for himself.
- Seeking adventure, the group of friends took a dare to go camping in the uncharted wilderness.
- Fearful of the consequences, the cautious student hesitated before taking the dare to cheat on the test.
- In a moment of recklessness, the intoxicated teenager took a dare to drive while under the influence.
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be dared to do something and not attempt it, be dared to do something and attempt it
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Sarah felt a surge of adrenaline as she took a dare to jump off the high diving board.
Despite his initial hesitation, William decided to take the dare and climb the treacherous mountain.
The daredevils took a dare to perform a dangerous stunt in front of a live audience.
Curious about the unknown, Emily took a dare to explore the abandoned warehouse.
