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gutsy

Adjective
pl: nullpast: nullpp: nulling: nullcomp: gutsiersup: gutsiest

This term carries a raw, visceral energy that suggests a physical manifestation of bravery. It is less about formal courage or stoicism and more about a spirited, daring boldness that often borders on recklessness. It is frequently used in sports or high-stakes business environments to describe a move that is surprising and risky but potentially rewarding. While "brave" is a neutral or positive descriptor of courage, "gutsy" implies a certain grit or toughness. It suggests a person is acting despite fear or a high probability of failure, leaning into the danger with a spirited attitude rather than a calculated one.

Meanings

Adjective
[someone][something]

Showing courage, determination, and a willingness to take risks.

"The rookie made a gutsy call to challenge the veteran champion."

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