Noun:

ధైర్యం,

Adjective:

బ్రేవ్, సాహసం, తేలికైన, డిష్, గౌరవం, డిలేర్,

daring's Usage Examples:

in Star Wars: The Clone Wars—take on daring mercenary missions in the aftermath of the Clone Wars.

In 1895, after nine girls escaped from the brothel under daring conditions, the criminal machinations of Mary Hastings were blown open.

Playing styleDuring his prime, Torrance was known for long driving and accurate short iron play, often played in a daring style.

These films feature plots in which a team of skillful criminals carry out a clever and daring theft.

The main bridges are at: –Mundaring - Below Mundaring Weir, constructed: 1965, structure type: reinforced concrete, superstructure: solid flat slab, length: 48.

His daring is illustrated by the story that he came by night to the temple of Athene of the Brazen House at Sparta, and there set up his shield with the inscription Dedicated to the goddess by Aristomenes from the Spartans.

He is best known for the Cairo Flats in Fitzroy, built 1935-6, a daringly Modernist design for Melbourne in the 1930s.

Within moments, both are brutally murdered by a group of shadowy, almost supernatural killers that seem to move, disappear and reappear at will during a daring skyscraper assault.

that the policewoman accompanying him is Harley Quinn in disguise, who vengefully bludgeons him for daring to hire a replacement instead of trying to get.

2’s daring campaigns covered a vast territory including Dhaka, Comilla, Noakhali, Madaripur and Shariatpur.

great daring, the intrepid fighter retrieved the charge from the cave, relighted the fuse and threw it back, sealing up the Japs in a tomb.

It is considered that the sexual ambiguities and gender misunderstandings of the films were too daring for the time period, which made the audiences fail to see the humor in cross-dressing and mistaken identity.

debris from bombs, ammunition, and gasoline exploding on Lexington, persistently returned to the stricken ship and thus effected a series of daring rescues.

Synonyms:

adventurous, audacious, adventuresome, venturesome, venturous,

Antonyms:

backward, cowardly, afraid, inconspicuousness, unadventurous,