stouthearted
IPA: stˈaʊthɑrtɪd
adjective
- Brave, courageous and plucky.
- Stubborn, resolute.
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Examples of "stouthearted" in Sentences
- The heroes are stouthearted.
- We pledge to be faithful, stouthearted and strong.
- The next day, stouthearted volunteers begin to assemble.
- They're stouthearted men, those supporters of the old Balmain Tigers.
- The Senate doesn't need 25 stouthearted men and women to block taxes.
- The Queen Mum is a stouthearted example of what royalty used to be good for.
- The stouthearted men like those sing songs to and tell tales about and drink beer.
- Where are the stouthearted Zionists who built up the Jewish nation and made it great
- Very pioneering started by stouthearted feminists trying to improve the lot of women.
- Heroes are defined as stouthearted and lion hearted, quixotic and courtly, major league and mythical.
- If it did, at least here there was readiness, and enough stouthearted forest folk to put up a good defence.
- But, to paraphrase the sweet and stouthearted Bilbo himself, this adventure won't just make you late for dinner.
- Yet when circumstances warrant—and they often will—compromise will be the considered choice of the steely-eyed and stouthearted.
- Losing an adult child to cancer, a teenager to a drunk driver and facing widowhood at 50 would challenge even the most stouthearted.
- The same aria is used in another ad for athletic shoes, sung to visuals of stouthearted runners straining heroically toward a finish line.
- Every stouthearted Englishman wants to believe that his home is his castle, but I suspect people feel better protected against danger in other places.
- I have no problem with needles or blood, but sticking someone you love in the stomach with a four-inch syringe is unnerving, even for the most stouthearted amateur nurse.
- Now that IT appears to have visited that particular New World, more and more stouthearted explorers are itching to move on again -- and client virtualization appears to be a logical destination.