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Meanings of venturous in English
Disposed to venture or take risks.
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Usage of venturous in English
1
They were the more comradely men, the more venturous, the more individual.
2
He escaladed the path, left it, returned to it, quick and venturous.
3
The directress was very prudent, but she could also be intrepidly venturous.
4
Hast had a lucky turn, lad; but do na be over venturous again.
5
His actions are bold and venturous, and more full of hazard than use.
6
At the same time a dozen wild and venturous retainers left the grand duchy.
7
Once more windows were unshuttered, doors were opened, and the more venturous walked abroad.
8
Navigators were not so venturous as they afterwards became.
9
With these he started on his venturous undertaking.
10
I have a venturous fairy shall seek the squirrel's hoard, and fetch you some new nuts.
11
Daring, venturous, over-confident in democracy, the Western mind is frequently most hasty and radical in its conclusions.
12
And the baron's daughter was suddenly inspired to be brave, not wishing to disappoint the venturous immortal.
13
Her free, her liberal, her venturous spirit subdued, intimidated by the force of affection, she only wrote-
14
WINDMILL, success in a venturous enterprise.
15
To the naturally venturous pertinacity of young metaphysicians, few would be disposed to be more indulgent than ourselves.
16
Years rolled on, and dwellers on the sea-coast became more and more venturous in their voyages along the shore.
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Venturous through the time