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Discover LudwigThe phrase "audacity to undertake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the boldness or courage required to take on a challenging task or responsibility.
Example: "It takes a certain audacity to undertake such a risky venture in today's market."
Alternatives: "boldness to pursue" or "courage to embark on".
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Unfortunately, the same Bush Pentagon that had the audacity to undertake this revolutionary project in Iraq did not prepare either itself or the U.S. public for such a vast undertaking.
The Gestapo simply refused to believe that a man with Elser's background could have the skills or the audacity to undertake such a daring project on his own.
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Be prepared to undertake surveillance.
Understand how to undertake Medium Assault.
It reached far beyond its original role as chronicler of Long Island, covered news worldwide, undertook big reporting projects and even had the audacity to take on the New York City market.
Mr Spitzer has audacity to spare.
And they had the audacity to doubt my veracity!
DP: We had a working title called "Audacity to Win"...
In the mid-seventies, Wenders moved from audacity to audacity with the trilogy "Alice in the Cities," "The Wrong Move," and "Kings of the Road".
Vision doesn't matter if a leader doesn't have the audacity to pursue it.
Steve says Reich's analysis "seems indisputable" yet Steve has the audacity to criticize others.
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