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Showing bravery and determination in facing difficulties, danger, or adversity.
Her courageous decision to stand up for her beliefs earned her respect.
She was admired for her bravery in defending her beliefs.
The soldiers displayed courageous acts during the battle.
The soldiers showed bravery in their actions during the battle.
Often used to describe individuals who face challenges with bravery and resolve.
Use 'courageous' to describe acts of bravery in formal settings, such as speeches or official reports.
'Courageous' always has a positive meaning and should not be used to describe reckless or foolish behavior.
From Middle French 'courageux', from Old French 'corage' (heart, courage), from Latin 'cor' (heart).
The word is often used to describe individuals who demonstrate bravery in the face of adversity. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts.