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doughty [dowt-ee] Adjective [-tier, -tiest] Old-fashioned brave and determined [Old English dohtig]
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| He was a doughty warrior and found a deep joy in battle. WHILE Captain Bonneville and his men are sojourning among the Nez Perces, on Salmon River, we will inquire after the fortunes of those doughty rivals of the Rocky Mountains and American Fur Companies, who started off for the trapping grounds to the north-northwest. ---a meet conveyance for the crusader, whose doughty arm was to reconquer the Holy Sepulchre |
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