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Meanings of adventuresome in English
Portuguese
aventureiro Catalan
arriscat Willing to undertake or seeking out new and daring enterprises.
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Usage of adventuresome in English
1
A half-score of adventuresome gulls were still following in the foam-churned wake.
2
It was that remote and threatening to all but the most adventuresome.
3
Lilli had been an adventuresome and somewhat outrageous young woman for her day.
4
He suffered a painful illness at the close of his vigorous, adventuresome life.
5
His adventuresome spirit is captured in this obituary by Greg Crouch.
6
If so, the beginning, to an adventuresome young spirit, seemed promising.
7
One of the more adventuresome reporters grilled some of the fish on the spot.
8
The smile was devastating, the eyes were guileless and adventuresome.
9
He was like Julian, but freer and more adventuresome.
10
And here is a caution to the adventuresome.
11
During the selection process, special attention is given to projects with strong exploratory and adventuresome mountaineering components.
12
The workers needed to eat but never had the time-particularlywith thirty-minutelunch breaks-todo anything adventuresome.
13
Every boy who knows Billy Topsail will welcome this continuation of his adventuresome life in the North.
14
She's got the adventuresome streak, I guess.
15
What an adventuresome day-Bagone crow-oneMahseer.
16
Yet, as near as he could find out, his life had been anything but adventuresome or varied.
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