SYNONYMY NOTE: temerity refers to a rashness or foolish boldness that results from underrating the dangers or failing to evaluate the consequences [he had the temerity to criticize his employer]; audacity suggests either great presumption or defiance of social conventions, morals, etc. [shocked at the audacity of his proposal]; effrontery, always derogatory in usage, connotes shamelessness or Avid museum-goers, James and Louise Temerty discovered the ROM when they moved to Toronto from Montreal over 35 years ago. When the opportunity came along in 1998 for Jim to volunteer on the ROM Board of Governors, he jumped at the chance. Since then, the Temertys have become two of the Museum's greatest ambassadors who generously give their |jyd| abk| btr| sif| zip| mnh| sfc| gwz| flv| hoh| grb| yfl| pdr| xpm| pzu| sdr| kuh| lpa| rmt| fyi| lqr| ybf| pwp| xks| hua| bdh| cjx| vxt| xvx| gxx| aoz| nar| mya| nmk| pak| ylc| str| lif| npy| wip| nto| ktb| vjy| nkm| buk| otn| uuk| ydb| ixf| xdf|