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What is 1 7583837563728283727847372784829390493848728378183783748375564752748829?
Two numbers: the first of them is 1 and the second is not!Two numbers: the first of them is 1 and the second is not!Two numbers: the first of them is 1 and the second is not!Two numbers: the first of them is 1 and the second is not!
Is the word remind a first syllable or second syllable accented?
first
Is aplaud accened in the first or second syllable?
The second.
Is the word concern a first or second syllable?
The second.
Three is the first number of pair and 8 is second if 50 is first number what is second number?
149
When was the HMS Dountless ship was made?
The HMS Dauntless ship was made in January 2007. HMS Dauntless is the second ship of the Type 45 which is built for the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom.
What does dauntless mean?
Dauntless is an adjective, and it means Fearless, or Without Fear
When was Harold the Dauntless created?
Harold the Dauntless was created in 1817.
How do you use dauntless in a sentence?
The bank robber was known for his bold and dauntless manner.
What is a sentence for the word dauntless?
The bully claims to be dauntless because all the freshman fear him. He was fearless, intrepid and bold; you could even say he was dauntless.
Did Cassie from hey monday taking singing lessons?
Um...first off, her name is Cassadee. Second, yes she still does take singing lessons every time she is home.
Can you give me a sentence for dauntless?
He was fearless, intrepid and bold; you could even say he was dauntless.
What origin did dauntless originate?
The word dauntless is perfecty English - half French and half German. It was formed in the Middle English period. The first element is daunt, "to intimidate," which comes through Old French from domitare, the Latin for "to tame." The second element, -less, is from an old Germanic word (-los in Modern German) meaning loose, unconnected, hence "without."
In what language did 'dauntless' originate?
The word dauntless is perfecty English - half French and half German. It was formed in the Middle English period. The first element is daunt, "to intimidate," which comes through Old French from domitare, the Latin for "to tame." The second element, -less, is from an old Germanic word (-los in Modern German) meaning loose, unconnected, hence "without."
Give you a sentence with dauntless?
The bully swore he was dauntless so all the freshmen would fear him.
What purpose did the Dauntless have in the coral sea?
"Dauntless" Dive Bombers put holes in the flight decks.
Can you write dauntless in a sentence?
The dauntless soldiers fought without hesitation, although they were greatly outnumbered.
