Intrepid

very brave; not afraid of danger or difficulties_SYNONYM fearless:

Traders and missionaries often proved themselves to be __ explorers.

• intrepid

• sociology

• deontology

• megalogue

• relativism

(formal)

​becoming old-fashioned and no longer useful: ___ equipment/technology

• obsolescent

• diehard

• unaccounted for

• in effect

• Gulag

(informal) to have sex with somebody

• intrepid

• sociology

• deontology

• go to bed with somebody

• in bed

used to refer to sexual activity: What's he like __?

I caught them __ together (= having sex).

• intrepid

• sociology

• deontology

• go to bed with somebody

• in bed

[uncountable]

​the scientific study of the nature and development of society and social behaviour

• intrepid

• sociology

• deontology

• megalogue

• relativism

the theory or study of moral obligation

• intrepid

• sociology

• deontology

• megalogue

• relativism

[uncountable] (formal)

​the belief that truth and right and wrong cannot be judged generally but can be judged only in relation to other things, such as your personal situation

• intrepid

• sociology

• deontology

• megalogue

• relativism

a person who strongly opposes change and new ideas: A few __s are trying to stop the reforms.// [only before noun]: ​strongly opposing change and new ideas __ supporters of the exiled king

• obsolescent

• diehard

• unaccounted for

• in effect

• Gulag

[not before noun]: ​a person or thing that is __ cannot be found and people do not know what has happened to them or it: At least 300 civilians are __ after the bombing raids.// not explained: In the story he gave the police, half an hour was left __.

• obsolescent

• diehard

• unaccounted for

• in effect

• Gulag

used when you are stating what the facts of a situation are: __, the two systems are identical.// (of a law or rule) in use: These laws are __ in twenty states.

• obsolescent

• diehard

• unaccounted for

• in effect

• Gulag