Modifies a noun

• bid: Two audacious bids were made for your wallet last week.

• debut: It's that rare thing, a second feature that actually improves on the audacious debut that preceded it.

• attempt: The film is an audacious attempt to portray an ordinary man dealing with extraordinary emotions.

• chip: He left his marker for dead before trying an audacious chip on the run with his left peg.

• move: Inspired by the results from the practice green, Hans was to astound everyone with his next audacious move.

• attack: May we never forget what happened when the Japanese launched an audacious sneak attack at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Modifying Another Word

• so: Kate will be having words with the Poll Gremlins before we try something so audacious again.

• typically: In a typically audacious action, Rampage struck at a Gold convoy passing Planet New London.

• too: Perhaps the very idea was too audacious to succeed?

• technically: The feature-length ' Tale of the Fox ' , Starewicz ' best-known work, is a technically audacious, gleefully wicked medieval animal fable.

• even: Rather, our prayers can be confident, daring, even audacious.

• truly: I have never been stung myself but some of the sh*t they try and pull on you is truly audacious.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: I particularly loved the fact that she appropriated the voices of men when she felt like it - that seemed wonderfully audacious somehow.