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courageous
[ kuh-rey-juhs ]
courageous
/ kəˈreɪdʒəs /
adjective
- possessing or expressing courage
Derived Forms
- couˈrageously, adverb
- couˈrageousness, noun
Other Words From
- cou·rageous·ly adverb
- cou·rageous·ness noun
- uncou·rageous adjective
- uncou·rageous·ly adverb
- uncou·rageous·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of courageous1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
This courageous act earned him a late-night knock on the door with orders for Serna to vamos from Cuba.
I still wonder what my wife thinks about her big courageous man coming home shaken, seeing my tears for the first time.
That was a much harder and more courageous decision than is recognized by those who oppose this opera.
On Nov. 1, when Brittany ends her short but productive life, I will be thanking God for her remarkable and courageous example.
The men who killed these courageous workers committed a heinous crime.
She chatted freely, discoursed on almost every topic, and during it all he saw what a wonderfully courageous woman she was.
None knew better than Victoria the value and rarity of a free and courageous soul.
The Virginia Assembly rewarded Pharaoh for his courageous act by giving him complete freedom.
It is a true saying that, if there were no dames nor damsels in the world, men would be less courageous.
He was a man of eminently fair character, upright, courageous and independent.
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