adventure
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1.4
- noun
- /ædˈvɛnʧər/
:
aventura
- The children were excited to hear stories about the thrilling adventure of pirates searching for treasure.
- a great adventure
- outdoor adventure
- adventure travel
So the first stop on today's adventure is the moon.
- So the first stop on today's adventure is the moon.
- So all of these large scale adventures are very risky.
- So going on a little driving adventure in my slippers.
- Let's let the adventure begin and unbox this thing.
- I have a life of adventure that I attribute to learning.
- I went on a camping adventure that I would love to tell you about.
- So last class we began our adventure with creating our own data types.
- All right, let this adventure to Uluwatsu now begin.
- All aspects of this adventure came to be through Iris.
- I had a very erotic adventure with my pillow.
Examples
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But it had that great like ocean adventure feeling.
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Let's continue our Vancouver adventure and head to Chinatown.
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And what an adventure it has been.
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I thought the whole point of this trip was having an adventure together.
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Who knows, this could be a great adventure.
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This is my second overseas adventure in a month.
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And so they have all these cool adventures that are arranged here.
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So the first stop on today's adventure is the moon.
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It's it's been an amazing adventure and I've learned a lot.
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Our adventure isn't over yet.
Synonyms
358
4.1
An organized trip by a group for a special purpose like exploring or doing research
328
4.7
A long, determined search for something important, often with adventure
156
2.8
To travel through a place to find new things, like a jungle or ocean
24
6.8
A fun, daring adventure that is a little wild
15
3.3
An exciting experience that is not familiar and brings new challenges
4
4.8
A long exciting trip with adventure and many challenges
1
4.6
An adventure in a wonderful world with things that are not real
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3.0
A journey on a boat for fun and exploring new places
A journey that includes exciting activities and some risk
A very exciting and special experience with surprises
An exciting trip at sea to explore new places
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
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3.1
A story about exciting, often dangerous journeys where people do brave things
How Exciting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Adventure comes from the Latin advenire, which means 'to come' or 'to happen'. Think of the word venture — a risky action — and you can see why an adventure is a happening full of risk and excitement.