ventured
To venture is to take a risk. When you venture into a new business or field, you are putting your trust in the unknown.
He ventured into the dangerous waters to rescue the dog.
She ventured into the dark woods to buy some milk.
To venture is to take a risk. When you venture into a new business or field, you are putting your trust in the unknown.
He ventured into the dangerous waters to rescue the dog.
She ventured into the dark woods to buy some milk.
verb
To undertake a risky or daring journey.
verb
To risk or offer.
verb
To dare to engage in; to attempt without any certainty of success. Used with at or on
verb
To put or send on a venture or chance.
verb
To confide in; to rely on; to trust.
verb
To say something.
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He likes to take risks because he is a venturous man.
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His venture is the rest of the film.
3
Bradford was in the midst of this venture from the beginning.
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The enormous cost incurred doomed the venture.
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The venture was a resounding success and the company expanded.
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Both sides were intractable, and the venture died.
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Joint venture is a prerequisite for thereinforcement of community magistrates.
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In the end, after many misadventures, the venture is a failure.
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That venture was torn asunder by scandals that rocked the nation.
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However, the aridity of Arizona made it unsuitable for the venture.