“Audere est facere” is a Latin phrase that means:
“To dare is to do.”
Word by word
audere — to dare
est — is
facere — to do / to make
Meaning in simple terms
It expresses the idea that having the courage to attempt something is itself an act. Action begins the moment one dares.
Common usage
Used as a motto encouraging bravery and initiative
Famously associated with Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
Often quoted in motivational or philosophical contexts
Example sentence
“She believed in audere est facere—that daring was the first step toward achievement.”
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