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adventure
[ad-ven-cher]
noun
an exciting or very unusual experience.
participation in exciting undertakings or enterprises.
the spirit of adventure.
a bold, usually risky undertaking; hazardous action of uncertain outcome.
a commercial or financial speculation of any kind; venture.
Obsolete.
peril; danger; risk.
chance; fortune; luck.
verb (used with object)
to risk or hazard.
to take the chance of; dare.
to venture to say or utter.
to adventure an opinion.
verb (used without object)
to take the risk involved.
to venture; hazard.
adventure
/ ədˈvɛntʃə /
noun
a risky undertaking of unknown outcome
an exciting or unexpected event or course of events
a hazardous financial operation; commercial speculation
obsolete
danger or misadventure
chance
verb
to take a risk or put at risk
to dare to go or enter (into a place, dangerous activity, etc)
to dare to say (something)
he adventured his opinion
Other Word Forms
- adventureful adjective
- unadventuring adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of adventure1
Word History and Origins
Origin of adventure1
Example Sentences
I was reminded of old-fashioned adventure video games, where one is prompted to look at objects, combine them or go on scavenger hunts, like the one prompted by the puppet I met in an alley.
On Saturday he will face Reece Bellotti in Sheffield in a bout that marks the start of a new adventure for the now full-time fighter as he attempts to crack the super-featherweight division.
In August, it closed Paramount Television Studios, which produced series including action thriller Jack Ryan and children's adventure series The Spiderwick Chronicles.
Wary of ticks, he wore jeans for his outdoor adventures and then just kept them on for his workout.
Deanna Newman set up C'est la vie Jewellery in March last year as an "interesting adventure" sideline which she hoped to turn into her dream full-time job.
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