Search Results for: "Audacity"

The willingness to take bold risks.

A thick liquid served with food to add moisture and flavor. It can range from si...

Audacity, impudence, boldness.

Willing to take bold risks.

The willingness to take bold risks; audacity.

To have the courage or audacity to do something.

audacity, recklessness

Expresses disapproval of someone's shamelessness or audacity.

Expressing annoyance at someone's cheekiness or audacity.

This French idiom, `ne pas manquer d'air`, is a colorful way to say someone has...

To have audacity, often in a cheeky or impudent way.

Expressing outrage or disapproval at someone's audacity or impudence.

Can express amusement or, ironically, annoyance at someone's audacity.

Expressing annoyance at someone's cheekiness or audacity.

Expresses indignation at someone's impudence or audacity.

To have the audacity to do something, or to have saved face.

Imagine you're caught red-handed doing something wrong, but instead of admitting...

To demonstrate courage and daring.

It describes someone who acts with total audacity or lacks a sense of shame. It...

To have the audacity to do something.

It means having the nerve, the guts, or the audacity to do something bold. It's...

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