Definition

Noun: 1. Resolute courageousness; the quality of being fearless and bold, especially in the face of danger or difficulty. It describes a state of dauntless bravery that is unwavering and determined.

Usage

"Intrepidity" is a formal noun used to describe an exceptional and steadfast quality of bravery. It is often applied to individuals (e.g., explorers, soldiers, leaders) who face extreme peril or daunting challenges without showing fear. * The intrepidity of the firefighters was praised by the entire city. * Her intrepidity in pursuing the truth made her a formidable journalist. * The success of the expedition was due to the team's skill and intrepidity.

Advanced Usage

• "To display/show intrepidity": To demonstrate fearless courage.
  • The knight displayed great intrepidity in the battle.
• "With intrepidity": In a fearless manner (adverbial phrase).
  • She faced the hostile committee with remarkable intrepidity.

Variants and Related Words

• Intrepid (adjective): Fearless and adventurous.
  • The intrepid reporter entered the war zone.
• Intrepidly (adverb): In a fearless manner.
  • They marched intrepidly into the unknown.

Synonyms

• Fearlessness: Lacking fear.
• Dauntlessness: Inability to be intimidated or subdued.
• Boldness: Willingness to take risks; confident courage.
• Valor: Great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle.
• Fortitude: Courage in pain or adversity (often implies endurance).

Antonyms

• Timidity: Lack of courage or confidence.
• Cowardice: Lack of bravery.
• Fearfulness: The state of being afraid.

Noun

1. resolute courageousness