CEFR B1
intrepidly
adverb
Meaning
In a way that shows no fear or hesitation; bravely.
Examples
- She stepped intrepidly onto the stage, ready to deliver her speech.
- The journalist intrepidly pursued the story, despite threats from powerful figures.
Pronunciation: /ɪnˈtrɛpɪdli/
How to Use intrepidly
- intrepidly into (prepositional phrase)
- To enter or proceed into a place or situation without fear. — "The explorers ventured intrepidly into the uncharted territory."
- intrepidly pursue (collocation)
- To chase or follow something with great bravery and determination. — "The detective intrepidly pursued the suspect through the city streets."
- intrepidly face (collocation)
- To confront a challenge or danger with courage. — "He intrepidly faced the criticism from his colleagues."
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