adventurous
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3.6
- adjective
- /ædˈvɛnʧərəs/
:
aventurero
- On their vacation, they chose an adventurous itinerary that included zip-lining and rock climbing.
- adventurous risks
- more adventurous
- less adventurous
She's not going to think you're adventurous for trying one new restaurant, bro.
- She's not going to think you're adventurous for trying one new restaurant, bro.
- I went out on a really adventurous date in America.
- And so let's be adventurous and let's see what we can discover.
- Make sure you show her that you can be both adventurous and stable and you'll be golden.
- And, and I think I've always been adventurous in that way, like big, big life decisions.
- Like that actually led me to a really exciting, adventurous, abundant life.
- And in moments of expansion, you're, your minds are open, you're adventurous, you're exploring.
- What's the what's the what's the most adventurous thing you've done outside of the race car?
- I have my own world, which is, you know, fairly adventurous and risky.
- Today we're going to talk about not just sex, but adventurous sex.
- Next and final one is he is spontaneous and he is adventurous.
- No, I am like not really adventurous.
- It was like this master class of the art of having an adventurous life.
- And you've read an amazing adventurous life and I'm proud of you.
- My top are mysterious, adventurous, emotional and dark.
Examples
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Darwin witnessed this on his journey as a curious and adventurous young man.
Academic text (2011) -
Like that actually led me to a really exciting, adventurous, abundant life.
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I went out on a really adventurous date in America.
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So explore, have adventurous travel, take on new challenges.
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Yes, you just have to find an adventurous thing to do.
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What could be more adventurous than that?
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And so let's be adventurous and let's see what we can discover.
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I've lived a long, adventurous life before I got here.
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Travel continues to be a growth industry, with travelers becoming more adventurous in their travel itineraries.
Academic text (2012) -
She loves to try new foods and go hiking; her adventurous spirit leads her to explore different cultures.
Synonyms
26
7.6
To take bold risks and do daring things
23
7.9
A person who is not afraid of danger and willing to try risky things
18
8.2
Very brave and willing to take big risks
4
4.9
Willing to try new, risky activities
3
3.4
Willing to take risks to try new things
1
7.9
Willing to try new and risky things
1
7.4
Willing to take risks and try new things
Eager to try new and exciting things
Taking bold risks in politics or government policy
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How Adventurous
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Morphology
Etymology
Adventurous comes from adventure, which originally meant an unexpected 'coming' or 'event' and comes from parts ad- 'to' and venire 'come'. So an adventurous person is someone ready to meet new, risky experiences that 'come' their way.