Intrepidity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTREPIDITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being intrepid
• The quality or state of being intrepid; fearless bravery; courage; resoluteness; valor.
• resolute courageousness
ADJECTIVE:
• fearless; adventurous (often used for rhetorical or humorous effect)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• characterized by resolute fearlessness, fortitude, and endurance

Words related to INTREPIDITY

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How to use INTREPIDITY in a sentence

• On which occasion they discovered a surprising spirit and intrepidity.
• I know of no man who equalled him in intrepidity, and in a far-reaching policy.
• This conviction gave her courage and faith and intrepidity.
• During the fatal days of June, 1848, the Hotel de Ville was only saved from destruction by the intrepidity of a few brave men.
• The same may be said of the Sikh and Punjabi cavalry, who displayed a coolness and intrepidity scarcely, if at all, less meritorious than that of their European comrades.
• He had the local reputation of great intrepidity, strong muscular power, and unyielding decision of character.
• It had been a desperate onset, in which mortification increased natural intrepidity, which had been nobly resisted, but in which numbers had necessarily prevailed.
• For it would add to the courage and intrepidity of the men who are most attached to the reigning order of things.
• The Prophet was evidently a man of great moral intrepidity and firmness.
• And he is greatest who can meet with a certain pure intrepidity those suggestions which haunt forever the hearts of men.
• The van led by Captain George Murray of the Edgar, who set a noble example of intrepidity, which was as well followed up by every captain, officer, and man, in the squadron.
• They seemed resolved to dispute the landing of the Romans with their former intrepidity.
• Compared with the true independence, the noble energy, the almost superhuman intrepidity of the Mrs.
• Nothing saved him from defeat, if not from greater calamity, but his own coolness and that of his lieutenants, coupled with the indomitable pluck and intrepidity of his troopers.
• Brutus, on the other side, made a dreadful irruption on the army of Augustus, and drove forward with so much intrepidity, that he broke them upon the very first charge.
• Inspired with new ardour, they admired the liberality of their general, and, with loud shouts, proclaimed his intrepidity.
• Two of the sufferers, Blandina, a female, and Ponticus, a lad of fifteen, displayed singular calmness and intrepidity.
• Ashton behaved with great intrepidity and composure.
• Never was a more desperate service, nor was ever exploit performed with more valour and intrepidity.
• This enterprise was executed with the utmost intrepidity.
• They accordingly approached with great intrepidity, and met with a very warm reception from divers batteries, which they had not before perceived.
• The Blues beat the thick bushes right and left with rash intrepidity, and replied to the Chouans with a steady fire.
• Lantaro, the boy hero, had the blood of chiefs in his veins, and was endowed by nature with beauty of person, nobleness of character, and intrepidity of soul.
• The three young officers, Luetzow, Quistorp, and Baersch, well known for their intrepidity, stood sad and dejected before their brave major.
• He was one of those timid men who surprise us by their crafty intrepidity.
• The assault was conducted with no less intrepidity than the battle had been.
• With collected intrepidity he stretched his hand, and steadily drew the lot from the fatal urn.
• The intrepidity of youth arises from want of experience.
• They went to death with the intrepidity usual at that epoch.
• The daring hardihood, the fearless intrepidity of the adventure, inspired them with unqualified admiration for their captives.
• The soldiers will vie with one another in displaying their intrepidity, and it will not be too late then to declare war.
• Few men have appeared on either side in this contest who combine dash and caution, intrepidity and calmness, boldness of plan with self-possession in execution, as does Morgan.
• He exposed himself like a common laborer, inspiring others with intrepidity by mounting ladders, carrying water and opposing the flames in the most dangerous positions.
• His cautious and fearless intrepidity made him a host wherever he went.
• There are considerations, however, which have been found to support men, even under these awful reflections, and to enable them to meet with intrepidity their approaching end.

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