CEFR C2

audaciously

adverb

Meaning

In a way that shows a willingness to take risks or be bold; showing a lack of respect for authority or convention.

Examples

She audaciously asked the CEO for a raise during her first week.
The artist audaciously painted a mural on the side of the historic building.

Synonyms: boldly, fearlessly, daringly, brazenly

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audaciously (C2)

adverb

Pronunciation: /ɔːˈdeɪ.ʃəs.li/

Definition

In a way that shows a willingness to take risks or be bold; showing a lack of respect for authority or convention.

Examples

She audaciously asked the CEO for a raise during her first week.
The artist audaciously painted a mural on the side of the historic building.
He audaciously challenged the reigning champion to a rematch.

How to Use audaciously

audaciously + verb (collocation): Describes an action performed with boldness or a disregard for consequences. — "She audaciously quit her job to start her own business."
audaciously + adjective (collocation): Describes a quality or characteristic that is bold or daring. — "The building's design was audaciously modern for its time."

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