audacity

Converse of object

• use: But these, using the open source Audacity are simply dealt with.
• display: I am proud of the audacity displayed by my party on the issue of women's representation.
• call: If you just want to edit sound you can get a superb editing tool called Audacity free online.
• show: A very skilled navigator, Mathy showed real audacity, coolness and daring, and he seemed unstoppable.
• lack: His character, like his thought, lacked audacity and sweep, without which revolutionary politics is impossible.

Adjective modifier

• sheer: The sheer audacity of Dave Williams, lead keyboard vocalist, was nothing less than stunningly original.
• more: There is more audacity about the Arena than its older rivals.
• such: Such audacity would be funny if people weren't dying.
• breathtaking: The old theater publicists ' tricks have a breathtaking audacity that I would love to document.
• own: Down with your clothes. ' ' Never again, ' I shouted, marveling at my own audacity.
• revolutionary: The Bolshevik party has shown in action a combination of the highest revolutionary audacity and political realism.

Modifies a noun

• software: The included Audacity software even gives you the power to easily edit your files and convert between file formats.

Noun used with modifier

• program: Audio editing software The program Audacity is a powerful free tool that is popular with many podcasters.
• editor: A new version of the free audio editor Audacity has been announced.
• software: I used the free sound editing software Audacity to make MP3 files.
• source: But these, using the open source Audacity are simply dealt with.

Possessives

• terrorist: I was amazed at the terrorists ' audacity, and America's vulnerability.

Preposition: of

• crime: Meanwhile, the scale and audacity of the crime had captivated Britain, and a huge police operation was launched.
• scheme: I was amazed - thunderstruck - and in fact, I might also say, frightened at the unparalleled audacity of this scheme.