daring
Americannoun
adjective
adjective
noun
Other Word Forms
- daringly adverb
- daringness noun
- quasi-daring adjective
- quasi-daringly adverb
- undaring adjective
Etymology
Origin of daring
Example Sentences
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Doncic hit daring fadeaway three-pointers, threw sky-high lobs to teammates and nailed a dramatic winning shot against the Nuggets at home to add cinematic highlights to his budding most valuable player case.
From Los Angeles Times
A daring medical rescue, a memoir of Wall Street risk and reward, the lost world of the ancient Maya and more.
A daring medical rescue, a memoir of Wall Street risk and reward, the lost world of the ancient Maya and more.
His resolve to protect the defenseless leads him to his most daring—and dangerous—act of bravery yet, one that will keep readers in suspense through the book’s heart-stopping final pages.
Mr. Hazzard also profiles the company’s intrepid misfits who would make the daring trip.
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