entrepreneurial
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7.3
- adjective
- /ˌɒntrəprəˈnɜrɪəl/
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emprendedor
- In contrast, digital media publishing success stories tend to follow a more capitalistic entrepreneurial pattern.
- entrepreneurial activity
- entrepreneurial spirit
- entrepreneurial-minded
There's such a desire for people to make the entrepreneurial path more sacred.
- There's such a desire for people to make the entrepreneurial path more sacred.
- So you've done a lot in the entrepreneurial world right now.
- What's the next entrepreneurial venture for Gunplay?
- And that, in a way, was the spark behind my entrepreneurial experiments.
- The rawness to the entrepreneurial spirit is intoxicating for me.
- Do you believe that anyone can be entrepreneurial and make a successful business?
- I wanted to keep meeting so many different entrepreneurial CEOs of companies.
- Now he's timed out now, but they had an entrepreneurial governor called Nathan Deal.
- So it is a completely wild and entrepreneurial frontier.
- So let's start kind of with your entrepreneurial trajectory.
- So there's my entrepreneurial optimism for you and I.
- This could be the start of your entrepreneurial journey.
- It was, I was kind of entrepreneurial about this.
- Back then, that industrial entrepreneurial class was capturing all of the gains.
Examples
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Maggie has always been an entrepreneurial spirit, starting her own businesses from a young age.
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But we also have the most flexible, dynamic, entrepreneurial society the world has ever seen.
Academic text (2011) -
Do you believe that anyone can be entrepreneurial and make a successful business?
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Every new business, however, provides an entrepreneurial test of a new idea.
Academic text (1991) -
America has the most talented, productive... and entrepreneurial workers in the world.
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Third thing, do something entrepreneurial while you're young.
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Maggie, you are an accomplished, intelligent, entrepreneurial woman.
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Carmen joined her and listened as Spice told her about her latest entrepreneurial adventure.
Fiction book (1998) -
Applied IT Innovation employed Agile Development methods to foster entrepreneurial skills.
Academic text (2017) -
I don't think broadcasters get enough credit for how creative and how entrepreneurial they are.
Synonyms
18
4.7
Ready to try new projects and make them succeed
1
7.9
Willing to try new and risky things
Antonyms
How Entrepreneurial
Surface Forms
Morphology
entrepreneurial = entrepreneur (transparent) = entrepreneur + ial
Clear adjective formed from 'entrepreneur' + the productive suffix '-ial', meaning 'relating to or characteristic of an entrepreneur'.
Etymology
Entrepreneurial comes from the French word entrepreneur, which means someone who 'undertakes' a project or business—like the English words undertake and enterprise. So, being entrepreneurial means being ready to start new ventures and take risks.