Pronunciation: /ɪnˈtɛstənəl fɔrtɪˌtud/
noun refers to a person's courage, resilience, and determination in facing challenges or difficulties
A1 Having intestinal fortitude means having the courage to face challenges.
A2 She showed great intestinal fortitude when she stood up to the bully.
B1 Developing intestinal fortitude is important for overcoming obstacles in life.
B2 Athletes often rely on their intestinal fortitude to push through pain and exhaustion.
C1 His intestinal fortitude allowed him to persevere through difficult times and come out stronger.
C2 The CEO's intestinal fortitude was evident in her ability to make tough decisions for the company.
formal Having intestinal fortitude is crucial for enduring challenging situations in the business world.
informal You need some serious intestinal fortitude to deal with that difficult client.
slang Man, she's got guts of steel - total intestinal fortitude!
figurative Facing your fears with intestinal fortitude can lead to personal growth and success.
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