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adventurousness

[ UK /ɐdvˈɛnt‍ʃəɹəsnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the trait of being adventurous

How To Use adventurousness In A Sentence

  • But he and his wife found something even more elusive: a palpable sense of the rakish adventurousness that prevailed between the world wars. The World on the Rocks
  • It's an adventurousness that is partly borne of artistic interest and partly necessity. Times, Sunday Times
  • The achievement of greatness through daring and adventurousness is intolerable to the mediocrities who malign him, as it reminds them they are parasitic worms. Columbus: The Far Left is Dead Right, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
  • They practise a kineticism more aggressive than mere adventurousness, more compulsive than wanderlust. The Times Literary Supplement
  • It completed a concert of humour, adventurousness and a fair bit of metal. Times, Sunday Times
  • Scientists have found that first-born children are apt to conform while younger siblings, as time goes by, exhibit an increase in traits such as adventurousness and rebellion. Evening Standard - Home
  • Awareness of the hallucinogenic properties of bhang, the resin from the Indian-grown variety of cannabis, certainly existed in Europe by the early seventeenth century, thanks to the adventurousness of colonial travellers.
  • The Patent Office's adventurousness gratified biotechnologists, but it also disquieted many clerics.
  • The factors include interest, independence, adventurousness, competitiveness and wholesome personality. One should exploit all kinds of ways to enhance their cultivation in higher education.
  • There is a popular image of astronauts as fuelled by adventurousness and adrenalin. Times, Sunday Times
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