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intrepid definition

in·trepid (in trep′id)

adjective

not afraid; bold; fearless; dauntless; very brave

Etymology: L intrepidus < in-, not + trepidus, alarmed, anxious: see trepidation

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intrepid Synonyms

intrepid

modif.

fearless, courageous, bold, dauntless; see brave 1. See syn. study at brave.


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intrepid Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • explorer: You are an intrepid explorer trapped in a large maze - around 250 screens.

Modifying Another Word

  • very: Les Ecouges I up above it at the top of the gorge looked very intrepid.
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