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Bold contrasts: "gutsy" vs. "fearless"
Lloyd Cooper 22/10/2024, 23:20English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "gutsy" and "fearless" describe someone who exhibits courage and boldness, unafraid to face challenges or opposition.
What is different?
While "fearless" implies an absence of fear and is a direct descriptor of bravery, "gutsy" conveys having courage and determination, often implying a bold or daring attitude, and can sometimes suggest a level of recklessness or audacity.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Gutsy- She made a gutsy move to start her own business in a competitive market.
- His gutsy performance won him much admiration from the audience.
- Running for office without prior experience was a gutsy decision.
- The fearless explorer ventured into the unknown jungle.
- She showed a fearless attitude in the face of danger.
- His fearless approach to life inspired many around him.
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