'1100 Words You Need to Know' is a vocabulary-building book written by Murray Bromberg and Julius Liebb. The book is designed to help readers expand their English vocabulary by introducing and explaining 1,100 essential words.
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The word for today is intrepid

intrepid is an adjective

intrepid means extremely brave and showing no fear of dangerous situations

For example,

The town is quiet with only a few intrepid tourists around

The town is quiet with only a few intrepid tourists around

Any tricks to remember this word?

To remember Intrepid, we can break the word into “in + trepid'

'in' means not and 'trepidation' means fear, so intrepid means no fear

To remember trepidation,

we can use Sound Association,

Associate "trepidation" with "trip hesitation." Picture hesitating before a trip due to nervous, linking the feeling of anxiety directly with the word

trepidation

intrepid
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