Pronunciation: /ˈvɛn(t)ʃərˌsəm/
adjective showing a willingness to take risks or embark on difficult or unknown activities
A1 She is not very venturesome and prefers to stay within her comfort zone.
A2 The young boy's venturesome spirit led him to explore the forest on his own.
B1 Despite her venturesome nature, she always makes sure to assess the risks before trying something new.
B2 The group of friends embarked on a venturesome journey through the mountains, seeking new adventures.
C1 His venturesome attitude towards business opportunities has led to great success in his career.
C2 The renowned explorer was known for his venturesome expeditions to uncharted territories around the world.
formal The venturesome entrepreneur decided to invest in a risky new technology.
informal She's always been the venturesome one in our group, willing to try anything once.
slang That guy is so venturesome, always looking for the next big thrill.
figurative Her venturesome spirit soared as she embarked on a solo backpacking trip through the mountains.
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