Thesaurus / venturesome

venturesome

How to use venturesome in a sentence

Of the 27 members of the Stamp Act Congress, few if any were inclined to rash or venturesome measures.

The streets were empty save for prowling dogs, pigs, and venturesome wild beasts.

Natives join them from various motives, for it would be venturesome to assert that they are all moved by religious conviction.

At last, one of the officers, more venturesome than the rest, ventured to steal up to the cabin and look down.

Truth to say, the young gentleman, no longer kept down by poor Edward, was getting high-spirited and venturesome.

ELSTER'S FOLLYMRS. HENRY WOOD

Western gamblers are legion—a reckless, money-plunging, romantic and venturesome yet an admittedly square-shooting clan.

A few venturesome lads who had never seen a midget climbed up to the braces that held sill to pillar to get a better view.

Drownings of venturesome travellers, under the same circumstances, were frequently reported in those days.

Within reach of the protection of these forts, lived some British traders and trappers, and a few venturesome settlers.

A venturesome skua gull appeared at lunch time, just as an observation for latitude was being taken.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985