doughty — showing courage and determination; brave and resolute
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing courage and determination; brave and resolute
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈdaʊti/
Korean meaning: 용감하고 결단력 있는; 용맹한
Korean pronunciation: **다우**티
Example Sentences
- Despite being only 5 feet tall, the doughty grandmother chased away the burglar with a rolling pin.
- The doughty captain refused to abandon ship even when the crew had already escaped in lifeboats.
- My doughty cat fearlessly confronted the vacuum cleaner, despite losing every previous battle.
doughty
ADJECTIVE//ˈdaʊti//
showing courage and determination; brave and resolute
a determined knight in armor stands firmly at the castle entrance, sword raised high against multiple attacking enemies. The knight's stance shows unwavering resolve despite being outnumbered three to one. Enemy soldiers charge forward with weapons drawn, creating an overwhelming threat. The knight does not retreat but instead steps forward to meet the challenge head-on. Fellow defenders behind the knight look on with admiration at this display of bravery. Other castle inhabitants peer from windows, witnessing the courageous stand. someone being brave and resolute in a dangerous situation
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Origin
From Middle English 'doughti', which came from Old English 'dyhtig' meaning powerful or capable. It's related to the Old English verb 'dugan' meaning 'to be worth' or 'to avail', giving it the sense of 'worthy courage'.
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“Despite being only 5 feet tall, the doughty grandmother chased away the burglar with a rolling pin.”
“The doughty captain refused to abandon ship even when the crew had already escaped in lifeboats.”
“My doughty cat fearlessly confronted the vacuum cleaner, despite losing every previous battle.”
“The doughty protesters stood their ground despite the heavy rain and strong winds.”
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