Associations to the word «Audacity»
Noun
- Intellect
- Hannibal
- Kitten
- Assertion
- Christy
- Peep
- Minstrel
- Disgust
- Patience
- Audio
- Escort
- Innocence
- Ambition
- Sermon
- Exploit
- Mademoiselle
- Gasp
- Insult
- Humility
- Convoy
- Caution
- Skill
- Imagination
- Mistress
- Cruelty
- Hereafter
- Slang
- Amazement
- Browning
- Charm
- Compassion
- Rage
- Editing
- Intrigue
- Rag
- Vengeance
- Humor
- Guise
- Obstacle
- Startling
- Pride
- Spite
- Despair
- Hope
- Astonishment
- Impulse
- Undertaking
Adjective
- Astonishing
- Arrogant
- Chained
- Possessed
- Displayed
- Utmost
- Cautious
- Confident
- Worldly
- Extraordinary
- Gallant
- Remarkable
- Characteristic
- Gigantic
- Crawling
- Speculative
- Infamous
- Alike
- Lofty
- Frightened
- Accustomed
- Hazardous
- Rude
- Frantic
- Singular
- Desperate
- Prudent
- Immense
- Exalted
- Foolish
- Youthful
- Splendid
- Bewildered
- Monstrous
- Offended
- Notorious
- Insane
- Attacking
- Magnificent
Adverb
Wiktionary
AUDACITY, noun. Insolent boldness, especially when imprudent or unconventional.
AUDACITY, noun. Fearlessness, intrepid daring.
Dictionary definition
AUDACITY, noun. Fearless daring.
AUDACITY, noun. Aggressive boldness or unmitigated effrontery; "he had the audacity to question my decision".
Wise words
Always aim at complete harmony of thought and word and deed.
Always aim at purifying your thoughts and everything will be
well.