ven·ture·some

(vĕn′chər-səm)

adj.

1. Disposed to venture or to take risks; daring. See Synonyms at adventurous.

2. Involving risk or danger; hazardous: a venturesome expedition up Mount Everest.

ven′ture·some·ly adv.

ven′ture·some·ness n.

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venturesomely

(ˈvɛntʃəsəmlɪ) or

venturously

adv

in a venturesome manner

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This volume evidences that such freshness that is done venturesomely and with great courage.

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Not long after, she helped found a company of her own, the Mecklenburgh Opera, which quickly put itself on London's operatic map with a repertoire that honored tradition while, with a series of commissions, venturesomely extending it into the future.

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