Courage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COURAGE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the quality that enables people to be brave
• the ability to do something that frightens one; bravery
• strength in the face of pain or grief
• ability to face danger or pain without fear
• The heart; spirit; temper; disposition.
• Heart; inclination; desire; will.
• That quality of mind which enables one to encounter danger and difficulties with firmness, or without fear, or fainting of heart; valor; boldness; resolution.
• a quality of spirit that enables you to face danger or pain without showing fear
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality that enables one to face danger fearlessly; spirit

Words related to COURAGE

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How to use COURAGE in a sentence

• The very thought of it would take away my courage and decision, I had such an amount of tenderness for her.
• But her faith, her courage, and her beauty did not alter the circumstances of the case.
• It demanded an effort even of her superb courage fairly to face and meet the meaning.
• Yet in other ways I had courage, and I found a delicious pleasure in my courage.
• Shall I have courage to see you soon, I wonder! If you ask me, I must ask myself.
• Beth, in the costume she had worn on the day when Van found her lost in the desert, made a shy, frightened youth, when at length she appeared, but her courage was superb.
• Darling! I knew how strong your sympathy and personal feeling would be, and, even on that account, I had not the heart and courage to write to you.
• Letourneur, Andre, and Miss Herbey, but my courage failed me.
• For six days they thus followed the retreating enemy, whose courage had evidently deserted them though they had triple the force of their pursuers.
• When men erect monuments to courage and virtue, the noble Sesuald should not be forgotten.
• If necessary they could fight in defence of their country with a courage equal to that displayed by the bravest warriors.
• Pleasure and good are the same, but knowledge and courage are not the same either with pleasure or good, or with one another.
• For the same reason it attracts low-caste Hindus, for though it does not ostentatiously denounce or defy caste, it has the courage to ignore it.
• And yet so desperate had been the deadly courage with which the grey tattered army had fought that McClellan lay on his arms for three days.
• If I have any quarrel with the Californians it is not with their courage and daring.
• The red-men, who had hitherto remained with him, now deserted, while the Canadians and loyal Americans in his army lost all courage.
• The English now found, that the greatest valor cannot compensate the superiority of numbers, against an enemy who is well conducted, and who is not defective in courage.
• The way the believers have scattered in order to create new Centers, shows their great devotion and courage.
• She had quite recovered from the touch of hysteria that had attacked her courage.
• I pointed out that he had just one chance left to prove his courage and set himself right before the world.
• The morning light too brought an accession both of courage and hope.
• And all her moral and physical courage she was saving for a great emergency.
• What is lacking is not so much knowledge as to what should be done as initiative and courage to do it.
• Then the plebeians were a firm and compact body which demanded a share of recent conquests that their own blood and courage had gained.
• Nor has it failed in the war to show splendid courage and fighting qualities.
• Courage is a spiritual quality which requires a spiritual inducement.

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