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verwegen

German → American English

American English

daring

kühn, gewagt und auffallend tapfer oder riskant

Sie hatte einen verwegenen Plan, der alle überraschte.

Use verwegen for something strikingly bold or audacious; it can sound literary, old-fashioned, or slightly admiring, so it is less neutral than mutig.

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Frequently asked questions

What does „verwegen“ mean in English?
„Verwegen“ means daring, bold, or audacious, depending on context.
Is „verwegen“ positive or negative?
It can be either: often admiring, but sometimes it suggests recklessness or an exaggerated boldness.
What is the difference between „verwegen“ and „mutig“?
„Mutig“ means simply brave, while „verwegen“ suggests a more audacious, risky, or striking kind of boldness.
How do you use „verwegen“ in a sentence?
Example: „Er hatte einen verwegenen Plan.“ = „He had a daring plan.“