temerous Synonyms
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temerous Meaning
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temerous (a.)
Temerarious.
temerous Sentence Examples
- Jake's temerous venture into the uncharted forest left his friends with trepidation.
- The ship's captain was known for his temerous decision-making, often sailing into treacherous waters.
- Sarah's temerous question challenged the authority of the professor and left the room in silence.
- The athlete made a temerous gamble by attempting a daring maneuver that could result in injury.
- The scientist's temerous research into the origins of life stirred controversy and debate.
- The journalist was lauded for his temerous exposé of corruption, despite the risks involved.
- The explorer's temerous quest for the lost city led him through treacherous conditions.
- The climber's temerous ascent of the sheer rock face tested both his physical and mental limits.
- The artist's temerous departure from traditional styles resulted in a groundbreaking masterpiece.
- The politician's temerous speech sparked outrage and ignited a fierce debate.
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Temerarious.
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Jake's temerous venture into the uncharted forest left his friends with trepidation.
The ship's captain was known for his temerous decision-making, often sailing into treacherous waters.
Sarah's temerous question challenged the authority of the professor and left the room in silence.
The athlete made a temerous gamble by attempting a daring maneuver that could result in injury.
