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venture
/ˈvɛn.tʃər/
bold undertaking or risky business
Starting a tech startup is a risky venture.
It requires investment and carries uncertainty.
general
A risky or daring undertaking, often in business or exploration.
The explorer's venture into uncharted territory changed history.
His risky journey led to significant discoveries.
Often used in business contexts to describe new business initiatives.
Business
Business
A business enterprise or investment with potential risks and rewards.
The company's new venture in renewable energy is promising.
Their investment in green technology could yield high returns.
Common in startup and investment discussions.
Collocations
venture capitalinvestment in startups or small businessesventure intoto start doing something new or risky
Related Phrases
Pro Tip
Business Context
In business, 'venture' often refers to new projects or investments.
Gold Rule
Risk Implication
'Venture' implies risk, so use it for uncertain or daring undertakings.
Word Origin
From Old French 'aventure' (adventure), from Latin 'adventura' (what is about to happen).
Usage Notes
Can refer to both literal and metaphorical risky endeavors.
Word Breakdown
vent
to go out or risk
root-ure
noun suffix
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