venturesome

  • 11venturesome — adjective especially literary 1 a venturesome person is always ready to take risks 2 a venturesome action involves taking risks venturesomeness noun (U) …

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  • 12Venturesome fund — The Venturesome Fund (http://www.venturesome.org) was founded in 2002 in the UK and is an innovative pioneer of financial instruments for supporting social enterprises and is an example of the growing market for funding social entrepreneurs.… …

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  • 13venturesome — adjective a) Bold; willing to take risks; adventurous. b) Potentially hazardous; risky. Syn: daring Ant: cautious, timid …

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  • 14venturesome — Synonyms and related words: adventuresome, adventurous, aggressive, aleatory, ambitious, audacious, bold, brave, chancy, courageous, daredevil, daring, determined, dicey, doughty, driving, dynamic, enterprising, experimental, fearless, foolhardy …

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  • 15venturesome — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. daring, enterprising; hazardous, dangerous. See courage, danger. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. risky, daring, adventurous; see brave 1 , rash . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) a. daring, risky, chancy …

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  • 16venturesome — ven|ture|some [ˈventʃəsəm US tʃər ] adj formal willing to take risks = ↑daring …

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  • 17venturesome — ven|ture|some [ ventʃərsəm ] adjective FORMAL willing to take risks …

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  • 18venturesome — ven·ture·some || ventʃə(r)sÉ™m adj. open to taking risks; willing to experience new things; risky, dangerous …

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  • 19venturesome — adjective willing to take risks or embark on difficult or unusual courses of action. Derivatives venturesomely adverb venturesomeness noun …

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  • 20venturesome — a. Adventurous, daring, intrepid, bold, courageous, venturous, enterprising, doughty, fearless …

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