Pronunciation

/kərˈaɪdʒ/

Definitions

Noun

• Courage: The mental or moral strength to face fear, danger, uncertainty, or difficulty with confidence and bravery.
• Bravery: The quality of being brave or courageous in the face of danger or adversity.

Verb

• To muster courage: To gather or display courage, especially in a difficult situation.
• To have the courage to: To possess the strength of character to do something that may be challenging or risky.

Phrases

• “Find the courage to”: Encourage someone to act despite fear or adversity.
• “Display courage in”: Show bravery or determination in a particular situation.
• “A lack of courage can lead to”: Inaction or hesitation due to fear.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She showed immense courage during her rescue operation.”
• Verb: “He mustered all his courage to speak up against injustice.”
• Phrasal: “In the face of adversity, he found the courage to pursue his dreams.”

Synonyms

• Brave
• Valour
• Fortitude
• Fearlessness
• Boldness
• Guts
• Tenacity

Antonyms

• Fear
• Cowardice
• Timidity
• Weakness
• Lack of conviction