Intrepid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTREPID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• fearless
• fearless; adventurous (often used for rhetorical or humorous effect)
• fearless, bold
• Not trembling or shaking with fear; fearless; bold; brave; undaunted; courageous; as, an intrepid soldier; intrepid spirit.
• invulnerable to fear or intimidation

Words related to INTREPID

intrepidly16

Words that contain INTREPID

intrepidly16 intrepidity17 intrepidness15 intrepidities16 intrepidnesses17

How to use INTREPID in a sentence

• The Elector Frederic again became a fugitive, the Duke of Brunswick was killed, and the intrepid Mansfeld died.
• Zarir, equally bold and intrepid, also rushed amidst the host, and whether demons or men opposed him, they were all laid lifeless on the field.
• Yet, he reflected, a company of intrepid and quick-shooting rangers could have soon cleaned up this Bradford.
• Foreign nations, from the nearest coast of Greece to Egypt, are occupied by the military command and armies of most virtuous and intrepid citizens.
• The others continued under the leadership of the intrepid Eddy and brave Stanton.
• Ulysses felt an irresistible desire to show off in a gallant and intrepid fashion.
• The intrepid Maurice immediately marched, accompanied by many of the Protestant princes, and at the head of a powerful army, to repel the Mohammedan armies.
• Various most heroic efforts were made by a few intrepid nobles but one after another they were crushed by the iron hand of the emperor.
• The French general was an intrepid old fellow, who believed that a general should be near his fighting men.
• Movements of similarity shown in crowned and undiademed ladies of intrepid independence, suggest their occasional capacity to be like men when it is given to them to hunt.
• AEneas, at the sight of two combined, Stood not, although intrepid.
• All Florence was worked up to a state of great excitement when it became known that the intrepid American, as he was called, was going to start on a voyage from that city.
• Yet not even that astounding explosion could awe the bitter and intrepid spirit of the Solicitor.
• Spain, accustomed to fight with Arabs and Moors, had no warriors fit to face these intrepid and heavily armed veterans.
• The one, as I believe, supplies noble courage and intrepid counsels against an enemy invading the territory.
• At that moment the three intrepid travellers appeared.
• But a few days were centuries to these intrepid men, and they consecrated every moment to observing the moon they no longer hoped to reach.
• She knew her brother-in-law to be a worthy gentleman, a bold hunter, an intrepid player, enterprising with women, but by no means remarkable for his skill in intrigues.
• Crack-crack-crack! The affrighted Indians had faced round only to meet another volley from the intrepid little band behind.
• An intrepid noble, Zuski, now resolved, by the energies of a popular insurrection, to rid the throne of Dmitri.
• According to them, they were all great hunters, great wood-rangers, expert managers of canoes, intrepid warriors, that took to wives as many as they could maintain by hunting.
• Akbar was not yet fourteen, but, precocious even for the East, he was already a student and a thinker as well as an intrepid fighter.

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