dare
dare [-d, daring, -s] v
OE durran < Skr. dadhārsha, bold.
- Have courage; have boldness; to not be afraid; (see Job 41:10).
- Venture, be audacious; be adventurous; (1 Corinthians 6:1).
- Challenge; provoke; tempt fate; (see Romans 5:7).
- Could; venture; have courage; fearlessly attempt; be bold enough; [pejoration] be so thoughtless as to.
- Want; need.
- Jeopardize; risk being wrong (see Romans 15:18).
- Think; imagine; want; be able; (see 2 Corinthians 10:12).
- Thinking to; wanting to; needing to.
- Risk rejection; chance failure.