Pronunciation

/ˈvɛn.tʃə(r)/

Definitions

Noun

A venture can refer to:

1. An undertaking, especially one that involves risk and financial investment, with the aim of profit or success: “He embarked on a business venture to start his own tech company.”
2. A bold or daring attempt: “Her artistic endeavors were a creative venture.”
3. A journey or expedition: “Their hiking venture took them through rugged terrain.”

Verb

To venture (as in “venture out” or “venture into”):

1. To go or do something, often with some level of risk or uncertainty: “They ventured into unknown territory in search of adventure.”
2. To embark on a new project or activity: “He ventured into writing after years of working in finance.”

Adjective

• Adventurous: “He’s a person who loves to take risks and go on ventures.”
• Risky: “The startup venture had many uncertain aspects.”

Phrases

• “Venture into” suggests starting a new activity or exploring something unfamiliar.
• “Risk-taking venture” describes a daring or potentially risky project.
• “A venture capital firm” invests in new or growing businesses.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “After months of planning, he finally launched his entrepreneurial venture.”
• Verb: “The team decided to venture out into the wilderness for their annual retreat.”
• Adjective: “Starting a new business is a bold and potentially risky venture.”

Synonyms

• Undertaking
• Expedition
• Initiative
• Risky endeavor
• Enterprise
• Quest
• Initiative
• Adventure
• Experiment
• Initiative