Audacious – Daring, Fearless or Bold

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Noun forms: Audacity and/or Audaciousness

Audacious comes from Latin root Audere meaning to dare.

Pronounced as Awe + Day (emphasized) + Shuss {Listen to it here}

Situational Uses / Sentences:

• During the Second World War, the Japanese launched an audacious sneak attack at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
• The young players are exceptionally audacious and voracious learners.

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