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• r  in an audacious manner
  an idea so daring and yet so audaciously tempting that a shiver of excitement quivered through him

• Soon Stravinsky's audaciously innovative works confirmed his status as the leading composer of the day, a position he hardly relinquished until his death nearly 60 years later.
• Belkin's audaciously designed N1 Vision router stands vertical and reports on network activity in your house so you can see if your kid is downloading video games when he should be .
• Season 4 of Lost audaciously told us up front where it was going to end: with the Oceanic 6 getting off the mysterious Island and returning to civilization (as revealed at the end .

News & Articles

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• How Will the Bad Break? Final Season Predictions
  Greg Akers audaciously predicts the plot turns on Breaking Bad 's final season. Some commenters appear to disagree. [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
  Sept. 10, 2013 - The Memphis Flyer
• Teen Heartthrob Cody Simpson Helps Rob Dyrdek Analyze The 'Ridiculousness' Of Dating [Sneak Peek]
  Has your blind date ever talked with a mouth full of food, failed to pick up the check or audaciously opened up the dreaded ex-file? Well, you can at least be grateful he or she never tossed you through a cathedral's stained glass window. On the next "Ridiculousness," Rob Dyrdek will be joined by teen [...]
  Sept. 9, 2013 - MTV

Quotes

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• Josep Guardiola in ESPN
  Since I took the job our play has been marked by brave, attacking football,said Guardiola. "Sometimes we've been bold and, occasionally, I think we've played audaciously. It's a philosophy of football. Win or lose I want us to show who we...
• Daniel in CNSNews.com
  George Washington "audaciously challenged the patriotism of those in society who sought to undermine religion or its public role," argued Daniel Dreisbach, a professor in the school of public affairs at the American University.
• Stanley Karnow in guardian.co.uk
  ...insurgents struck simultaneously across the country, targeting more than 100 cities and towns in what the historian Stanley Karnow describes as an offensive "of extraordinary intensity and astonishing scope ...... audaciously shifting the...