ven
ture
Third Person
ventures
Present Participle
venturing
Past Tense
ventured
Past Participle
ventured
1
to undertake a risky or daring journey or course of action
- It took courage for the astronauts to venture into outer space where one small error could prove fatal.
- After years of saving, they finally ventured around the world on their dream trip, hoping everything would go smoothly.
- He ventured across the country to start a new life in an unfamiliar city.
- The explorers ventured into the desert, unsure of what they would face.
- They ventured deep into the mountains, hoping to find a hidden treasure.
Synonyms:
2
to intentionally expose something of personal importance or value to the possibility of loss
transitive
- After several unsuccessful startups, he was hesitant to venture his life savings on another business idea.
- The wealthy investor was only willing to venture small amounts of cash on the speculative new technology companies.
- Soldiers will often venture their lives in battle to serve and protect their country.
Synonyms:
3
to boldly or audaciously do or say something, often with a hint of hesitation or politeness
transitive
- I would venture to say that this is the best solution to the problem, though I may be wrong.
- She ventured to ask if he might reconsider his decision, even though it seemed bold.
- He ventured to suggest a new idea, unsure if it would be well received.
- I would venture to guess that she’s going to accept the offer, though I can’t be certain.
- I would venture to say that you should reconsider your approach before it’s too late.