intrepidez
Intrepidez is a noun used in Spanish and several Romance languages to denote the quality of being intrepid: boldness, fearlessness, or resolute courage in the face of danger or adversity. The term traces its origin to the Latin intrepidus, meaning "not fearful," and is related to adjectives such as intrépido or intrepido. In English the closest equivalent is "intrepidity."
As a character trait, intrepidez is often valued in contexts that reward risk-taking and firm action, including
In psychology and ethics, intrepidez is distinguished from recklessness: genuine intrepidez implies measured courage and awareness
Synonyms include valentía, audacia and coraje; antonyms include cobardía and temor. The concept remains culturally significant