Daringly [adverb]
Definition of Daringly:
bravely
Sentence/Example of Daringly:
However, as if they were all people in a book, everything happened according to Michael's most daringly optimistic hopes.
Are not the steep and dangerous rocky precipices by the side of the way to be daringly scaled and slid down?
Was anything ever more daringly conceived, more wittily executed, more—but I spare the shades of Addison and Lamb.
He only saw in Polly a very handsome girl, of a far more than common amount of intelligence, and with a spirit daringly ambitious.
Each goat in turn, daringly, slowly, and successfully followed his precipitous course.
Daringly Doris peeped out through a crack to see who it was.
"There are those in the world who truly belong together," he urged, daringly.
A highly attractive story, with an ingenious plot and daringly up-to-date.
He looked closely at the fellow, but could trace no resemblance to any of the men who had so daringly stolen his father's model.
But the figure on the tongue never moved, even when the little girl, with a saucy swish of her skirts, paused daringly near it.