Intrepidity

/ɪnˈtrɛp.ɪ.dɪ.ti/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The quality of being fearless and adventurous; bravery.

Her intrepidity in the face of danger was admired by all her friends.

Courage and resoluteness in the presence of challenges.

The intrepidity of the rescue team allowed them to venture into the disaster zone despite the risks.

The willingness to confront uncertainty and difficult situations.

His intrepidity during the mountain climb inspired his fellow hikers.

Fearlessness in undertaking difficult or dangerous tasks.

The soldier was known for his intrepidity, always leading from the front in combat.

From Latin 'intrepidus', meaning 'fearless'.

the intrepid explorer

A term used to describe a very brave and adventurous person, particularly one who undertakes dangerous journeys.

intrepid spirit

Describes a person who exhibits courage and fearlessness in their pursuits.

intrepid

Fearless; adventurous.

trepidation

A feeling of fear or agitation about something that may happen.

Being a daredevil

That guy is such a daredevil; he shows intrepidity every time he jumps off that cliff.

Going all in

She went all in during the competition, showing her intrepidity against the odds.