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courage

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Synonyms: scourage, corage, couage, couhage, courge, coulage, coupage, curage

Antonyms: scourage, corage, couage, couhage, courge, coulage, coupage, curage

Related words from Datamuse; suggestions, not definitions.

Noun

  1. The quality of being [[confident]], not [[afraid]] or easily [[intimidate]]d, but without being [[incautious]] or [[inconsiderate]].
  2. The ability to [[overcome]] one's fear, [[do]] or [[live]] things which one finds [[frightening]].
  3. The ability to [[maintain]] one's [[will]] or [[intent]] despite either the experience of [[fear]], [[frailty]], or [[frustration]]; or the occurrence of [[adversity]], [[difficulty]], [[defeat]] or [[reversal]]; moral fortitude.

Verb

  1. {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[encourage]]. {{defdate|15th|17th c.}}

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