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- DictionaryDar·ing/ˈderiNG/
adjective
- 1. (of a person or action) adventurous or audaciously bold: "a daring crime"
noun
- 1. adventurous courage: "the zeal and daring of climbers"
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3 days ago · Cambridge Dictionary - English dictionary, English-Spanish translation and British & American English audio pronunciation from Cambridge University Press.
3 days ago · for June: attunement, subtle shifts and daring to define ourselves. Posted on 06/2024 by stargardener. The June guide word from the Right Brain Planner 2024 Kit is [attune] — to bring into accord, harmony; to adjust; make aware or responsive. My creative practice will include:
May 16, 2024 · Living Beyond Human Scale. Brené and Barrett Reflect on the 8-part Podcast Series. Written by Brené Brown on May 16, 2024 Read Time: 4 minutes. In this episode, Barrett and I talk about what we’ve learned from the eight amazing guests who have been a part of the series.
19 hours ago · Vizcarra's confidence post this event soared, firm in the knowledge that he could land under the most challenging conditions – a testament to the skill and daring that define military pilots.
1 day ago · Without spoiling, “Hit Man” goes to some pretty daring places narratively where other filmmakers and studios would have headed for more predictable moral waters. “Hit Man” recalls noirs and thrillers in which we rooted for the leads to get away with relatively heinous acts in the name of entertainment and didn't think about the ...
6 days ago · Australian cyclist Morton clinched his first men’s race win after a daring breakaway, while German Ph.D. student Klöser stunned the field with a dramatic sprint finish to secure the women’s ...
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