audacia
From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
audacia f (plural audacie)
audācia f (genitive audāciae); first declension
Audācia only properly renders a sense of courage, valor or confidence in connection to risk-taking; when used in these senses there is a quality of reckless action implied. To render "courage" in the sense of an innate human quality, animōsitās is better. To render confidence in a similar sense, use cōnfīdentia.
First-declension noun.
audacia f (plural audacias)
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