🇬🇧 Audacious meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Audacious means being brave and bold in a way that surprises people, because you take big chances or do things that might make others upset or shocked. An audacious person might try a daring stunt, say something very honest that no one else wants to say, or break a rule on purpose to prove a point. It’s like being courageously wild, instead of quiet and careful.

In an audacious act of honesty, my little sister told the barber, “Please don’t make me look like a potato this time.”

In an audacious experiment, I mixed every juice in the fridge and created a new liquid called “Nope.”

With an audacious grin, Grandma joined our video game and immediately defeated everyone using only one button.

The audacious raccoon knocked on the back door like it was there for a dinner reservation.

With an audacious shout, Grandpa challenged everyone to a cartwheel contest and actually won.

A small girl made an audacious run across the bridge, audacious face set, audacious hands reaching for a falling kite. She made an audacious leap, caught the kite and the child crying below. The town cheered at her audacious act; the girl smiled and walked home. Neighbors clapped loudly, and the rescued child hugged her tightly.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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