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intrepid
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Part of Speech:
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Adjective
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Meaning(s):
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Brave, courageous
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Variations in Form:
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More intrepid (Comparative)
Most intrepid (Superlative)
Intrepidly (Adverb)
Intrepidity (Noun)
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Sentence(s):
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Special forces undertake tasks that need extraordinary
courage, will power & strength. This is possible only if the members
of these forces possess such qualities as are required to accomplish very
difficult tasks. That is to say, the members of the special forces are intrepid.
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Synonyms:
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Brave, courageous, fearless, dauntless, undaunted, bold,
noble, daring, gallant, heroic,
resolute, valiant, daring, unafraid, valorous, lion-hearted, stalwart
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Similar Word(s):
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Resolute, firm, determined, definite, stubborn, unwavering,
confident, gutsy, unflinching, steadfast, dogged, constant, stout, dynamic,
adventurous, unflinching
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Antonyms:
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Fearful,
cowardly, timid, coy, afraid, frightened, terrified, scared, anxious,
apprehensive, doubtful, gutless, pusillanimous, nervous
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