Definition of "trepidity" [tre•pid•i•ty]

• Trepidation (noun)

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• "Here he paused, astonished at his own trepidity, and also in fear lest his aristocratic customers should be offended."
• "His cool trepidity gave new courage to the colonel, who exclaimed, as he urged the others to renewed exertions, --"
• "_ I muft here, however, repeat, that no one is more entirelv fi - tisiied than myfelf of the great abihties, perfevcrance, an J i,;. trepidity, with which the officers who were fent on this deai. n tion, attempted to profecute their difcoveries; but I conceive from tlie arguments and faaawJiich will follow, that tluy wa 'ftoppcd."