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to dare
01
to have the courage to venture or try something new or risky
Transitive: to dare a new or risky action
Examples
The chef dared a bold fusion of flavors in the traditional recipe.
The scientist dared an innovative experiment that challenged existing theories, leading to groundbreaking discoveries.
02
to have the courage or audacity to try or do something challenging or risky
Transitive: to dare to do sth
Intransitive
Examples
She dared to speak up against the injustice, even when others remained silent.
He dared to climb the treacherous mountain, facing the physical and mental challenges it presented.
03
to challenge someone to do something difficult, embarrassing, or risky
Ditransitive: to dare sb to do sth
Examples
I dare you to climb to the top of that tree and touch the highest branch.
She dared her friend to eat the extremely spicy pepper without taking a drink for five minutes.
Dare
01
a challenge to do something risky, bold, or foolhardy
Examples
He accepted the dare to jump off the high diving board.
The children took turns giving each other dares at the sleepover.
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