Daring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DARING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• bravery
• adventurous courage
• Boldness; fearlessness; adventurousness; also, a daring act.
• a challenge to do something dangerous or foolhardy
• the trait of being willing to undertake things that involve risk or danger
• courage to do dangerous things
ADJECTIVE:
• brave, audacious
• (of a person or action) adventurous or audaciously bold
• causing outrage or surprise by being boldly unconventional
• willing to take risks
• Bold; fearless; adventurous; as, daring spirits.
• disposed to venture or take risks
• radically new or original
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to have the necessary courage

Words related to DARING

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How to use DARING in a sentence

• One gayly told of the daring capture of a machine gun by eighteen of his comrades.
• And in a little while, she took her hand from out of mine, and did have daring to be cold unto me.
• From a distance regarding the daring feats of other children, his impulse was to follow and imitate them.
• They are, indeed, more often active and daring people, to whom what others think extraordinary seems quite natural and easy.
• Sylla killed the officers for daring to bring him such a message, and began immediately to march toward Rome.
• Perhaps he deserved more credit for courage and daring than any of the others, because his vivid fancy foresaw all the dangers and more.
• Strands of meanness and cowardice are everywhere shot through the warp of lofty and generous daring.
• For a long time they stood quite still, not daring to move.
• These are daring men, and though we shall take them at a disadvantage, they may do us some harm unless we are careful.
• A month later, on April 12, the neighboring state of North Carolina uttered the daring phrase from which others shrank.
• For stupid daring leads to destruction, but discreet hesitation is well adapted always to save those who adopt such a course.
• We were intimate at this time with a man named Francis Chubb, an Australian by birth, an able seaman, and a very reckless, daring, and resolute character.
• After the battle of Dundee, in which he distinguished himself by several daring deeds, Botha became Assistant-General to his lifelong friend and neighbour General Lucas Meyer.
• The last place you would look for a missing grand duchess is on the English stage! The very daring and publicity of the thing made it a success.
• A daring manager may go to a burial cave, taking two balls with him.
• One man who used to carry on some trading with the Huichols was more daring than the rest.
• Judas stood stock-still behind Jesus, not daring to protest again.
• Not even fourteen months in a German prison could kill the daring spirit of this young lieutenant.
• The hurricane was in all its violence, it is true, but so clever and daring an engineer as Cyrus Harding knew perfectly well how to manage a balloon.
• There was a pause, daring which everybody but young Van Quintem had occasion to wipe their eyes.
• To prevent the least of these contingencies he must act swiftly and with daring wisdom.
• He had gone through these weeks only by never daring to have a self.
• Here are representatives of the heroic and daring characters of most of the nations of the world.

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