doughty
Pronunciation: [ˈdaʊti]
Word
Context: “bravery”
(adjective) when someone is brave and shows courage, especially in difficult situations. A doughty person stands up for what they believe in, even when it's hard.
Example
The doughty firefighter rescued the cat from the tree without fear.
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The doughty knight would never back down, unlike those who run away in fear.
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Can you think of a doughty person who faced a big challenge?
Context: “determination”
(adjective) when someone is strong and determined, showing a lot of spirit. A doughty individual doesn’t give up easily and fights for what is right.
Example
The doughty athlete trained hard every day to win the championship.
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She was not doughty at all; she gave up after her first failure.
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What does it mean to be a doughty competitor in a race?
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