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te·mer·ity [tɪˈmerəti, Am təˈmerət̬i] SUBST no pl abw form

temerity (recklessness)

temerity (cheek)

to have the temerity to do sth

to have the temerity to do sth

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Remarkably someone had the temerity to compose music for a story that's all about great music. www.smh.com.au

A whack for speaking, for refusing the food, for having the temerity to admit to being unhappy. www.dailymail.co.uk

How dare this whippersnapper have the temerity to delay him for a second. www.mirror.co.uk

It makes far more sense than those who criticise certain previous governments for having the temerity to be in charge when global recessions occur. www.abc.net.au

How can he have the temerity to suggest that it's possible to get something from nothing? www.theatlantic.com

Nobody likes that, but without it, nine million workers face starvation, and where is there a political party that will ever have the temerity to meet that situation? en.wikipedia.org

In return for your temerity, you were unable to generate... much of anything to speak of throughout this era. www.stanleycupofchowder.com

Anyone who has the temerity to ask questions of the annointed one will be systematically disassembled and disavowed. voices.washingtonpost.com

He must have the temerity to admit past mistakes that his party's tradition made. www.ghanaweb.com

A childless woman who has the temerity to criticise parents, a thin woman who dares confront the overweight. www.telegraph.co.uk

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