Adjective:

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adventurous's Usage Examples:

Like most of Italian Army, the training unit of Fenoglio collapsed; he adventurously travelled back home from Rome, and spent months in hiding before joining.

Frisky, who is adventurous to the point of recklessness, is eager to go even though he has just completed a record-setting coast-to-coast flight and has barely spent any time with his wife, Helen (Fay Wray).

syncopated rhythmic structures are wed to adventurous harmonics that are thunderously, chaotically beautiful.

Dudziak customarily eschews words in favour of wordless vocalising that is far more adventurous than scat.

AllMusic noted that Cornell "could unfurl a suppleness of vocal gesture that was denied to luckier but less stylistically adventurous.

AllMusic described Shadow Project's debut as a unique and adventurous blend of goth, punk and glam, a challenging record that would ultimately prove satisfying after several spins.

the father is an adventurous businessman who, while deep in debt, has squirreled away a few hundred thousand dollars in Switzerland.

The London Quarterly Review criticised the book for overemphasising piety out of keeping with the adventurous spirit of the novel.

young women (sometimes nude), and the overall impression it gave was unadventurous, but daring was a rare commodity in the Japanese magazine market and.

These adventurous years – during which the couple weathered a hurricane, fended off a Nazi skipper, aided Jewish refugees, and survived a surprise visit.

Catanduanes was not spared from the adventurous and plunderous raids of the Moros from Mindanao.

Initial reviews of the novel were mixed, with Kirkus Reviews calling it "a misstep in Cullin"s unpredictable, adventurous and, alas, frustratingly uneven.

Synonyms:

sporting, incautious, audacious, swaggering, swashbuckling, daring, bold, courageous, brave, adventuresome, venturesome, venturous,

Antonyms:

afraid, cowardly, timid, cautious, unadventurous,