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• n  fearless daring
• n  aggressive boldness or unmitigated effrontery

• Transforming Social Security is Bush's biggest domestic political gamble--audacious even for a President who prides himself on audaciousness--and one that could reshape far more .
• Transforming Social Security is Bush's biggest domestic political gambleaudacious even for a President who prides himself on audaciousnessand one that could reshape far .
• In the sober matter of staging Shakespeare, such audaciousness is hard to resist -- though a lot of Chicago theatergoers have been able to.

• audacity
• temerity

News & Articles

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• John Talabot Launches Weekly Radio Program and Podcast
  As a DJ, John Talabot's mixing skills are second only to the occasional audaciousness of his selections. And as co-founder of Barcelona's Hivern Discs label, he has proven that he has a keen ear for A&R...
  Sept. 3, 2013 - Spin

Quotes

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• Mark Millar in Scotland on Sunday
  I love the pure audaciousness of this project because, growing up in Coatbridge, I remember saying I wanted to work in Hollywood, that I wanted to be a writer when I grew up,said Millar. "Especially in the Eighties, that seemed ludicrous....
• Harvey Weinstein in Variety
  We are very proud of 'Grindhouse,'Harvey Weinstein said in a statement, adding it "earned overwhelming rave reviews for its audaciousness and boldness."
• Tom Verducci in SI.com
  As SI's Tom Verducci wrote last week, Harwell had an understated elegance, which has become "a lost art given the audaciousness, trumped-up signature calls and desire to be noticed in broadcasting today."