do not have the courage or confidence to do something; dare not

brave; courageous

to have the courage to do something or be bold in performing an action

to have the impertinence; to have the audacity to

to have the audacity or insolence to do something, typically used in a negative context

indicating a sudden realization or discovery of the actual situation

courageous, resolute, and daring

a military unit or group of volunteers prepared to sacrifice their lives to complete a dangerous mission

to not deserve such praise or honor; a polite formula used in response to a compliment

how could one dare; used rhetorically to express that one would not presume to do something

to beg to differ (idiom)

to have the courage to be the first to do something; to lead the way

to stop at nothing; to dare to do anything

A polite expression used to indicate that one does not deserve the honor or praise being bestowed.

To be angry or indignant but not dare to express it openly, usually out of fear or constraint.

dare not go one step beyond the prescribed limit

cannot agree with; to beg to differ

to be underwhelmed or find something disappointing or of poor quality

courageous and daring

to not dare to disobey an order (idiom)

to be bold enough to speak out

Gundam, Japanese animation franchise

not daring to act on one's own authority (idiom)

stone tablet erected to ward off evil spirits

a polite formulaic expression used to decline an invitation, connection, or favor by suggesting one is not deserving

the spirit of being willing to risk everything, even death, to challenge authority or achieve a difficult goal

Daring to act and courageous enough to take full responsibility for one's actions and their consequences.

to dare to do