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Meaning of Venture
A venture refers to a business or undertaking, especially one that involves risk or requires effort and boldness.
Definitions
- A business or undertaking, especially one that involves risk or requires effort and boldness
- An act of venturing or taking a risk, especially in business or finance
- A bold or risky undertaking, especially one that requires courage or initiative
Etymology of Venture
The word "venture" comes from the Old French word "venture", which is derived from the Latin word "ventura", meaning "that which is to come" or "fate"
The word has been used in English since the 14th century to refer to a business or undertaking, especially one that involves risk or requires effort and boldness
Over time, the word has evolved to encompass a range of meanings, including a bold or risky undertaking, and an act of venturing or taking a risk
Example Uses
- The company is considering a new venture in the tech industry
- She decided to take a venture and start her own business
- The venture capital firm invested heavily in the startup
- The explorer's venture into the jungle was fraught with danger
- The new venture will create jobs and stimulate economic growth
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
caution
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