"bodaciousness" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1884 June 21, “‘Delightful Deceits’”, in Harry W. Frost, editor, Saturday Evening Lance, volume II, number 25, Topeka, Kan., →OCLC, page 1, column 6:",
          "text": "Th’ bodaciousness of him thinkin’ I wuz fool nuff to b’leeve it riled me, hit did, an I up and hooped him.",
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          "text": "The silliness of a mink tuxedo, the hypersexuality and indiscretions of a sexagenarian cavorting with teenagers, the “bodaciousness” of a Florida banker flaunting his multimillion-dollar art collection as his banking empire collapses—these kinds of behaviors go beyond simple greed and arrogance.",
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          "text": "[…] Fox contributor Liz Trotta jokingly wished for the assassination of Sen. Barack Obama. […] To many African Americans, more disturbing than the sheer bodaciousness of such comments was the probability that Huckabee, Clinton, and Trotta merely said aloud what many, many others were thinking.",
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