gamy
- adjective
- /ˈɡeɪmi/
- Archaic
- The gamy soldier charged into battle without hesitation.
Examples
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His gamy attitude inspired the rest of the team to take on the challenge.
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Despite the risks involved, she remained gamy and pressed forward with the plan.
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Even after being warned, he gave a gamy smile and joined the expedition.
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She is a gamy climber who loves challenging peaks.
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Her gamy spirit led her to volunteer for the dangerous mission.
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The gamy adventurer faced the treacherous mountain pass with determination.
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His gamy nature made him the first to jump into the cold water.
Synonyms
Brave and determined when things are difficult or dangerous
Brave and full of energy and determination
Willing to try something new or risky
Being brave and full of energy when facing danger
Brave and determined when facing danger or difficulty
Antonyms
How Brave
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gamy here is like the common phrase 'to be game', where game means 'willing' or 'ready to try', and that sense gave gamy the meaning of being brave and spirited. So a gamy person is ready to face danger or take risks.