pluckiness
Definition
Noun: The quality of being brave and determined, especially when facing difficulty, danger, or potential harm. It is the characteristic of showing spirit and courage in spite of fear or the risk of negative consequences.
Usage
"Pluckiness" is used to describe a person's enduring brave character or a specific display of courageous determination. It often implies a spirited, tenacious quality rather than a single heroic act.
Examples
- Her pluckiness was evident when she stood up to the bully.
- The team admired the pluckiness of the youngest competitor, who never gave up.
- Success in such a risky venture requires a great deal of pluckiness.
Advanced Usage
- "To show pluckiness": To demonstrate brave determination.
- Despite the setbacks, she continued to show remarkable pluckiness.
- "With pluckiness": In a manner characterized by brave spirit.
- He faced the interview panel with pluckiness and confidence.
Variants and Related Words
- Plucky (adjective): Having or showing determined courage in the face of difficulties.
- The plucky reporter dared to ask the tough question.
- Pluck (noun): Courageous and spirited determination.
- It took a lot of pluck to start a business during a recession.
Synonyms
- Courage
- Bravery
- Daring
- Grit
- Mettle
- Fortitude
- Spirit
- Fearlessness
Antonyms
- Cowardice
- Timidity
- Faintheartedness
Noun
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the trait of showing courage and determination in spite of possible loss or injury
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