intrepidity
/ɪn.trɪˈpɪdɪti/ · in.tre.pi.di.ty
noun
- The quality of being fearless or bold, especially in the face of danger or uncertainty. The firefighter's intrepidity in rescuing the trapped child earned him a hero's commendation.
- A person who shows intrepidity, especially in a particular situation or context. The explorer's intrepidity in navigating the uncharted jungle was a key factor in the success of the expedition.
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Did you know? The word 'intrepidity' is often associated with the concept of 'sangfroid,' which refers to a calm and composed demeanor, especially in the face of danger or uncertainty.