Stouthearted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STOUTHEARTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having a stout heart or spirit
• courageous or determined
• used especially of persons
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having a stout heart or spirit;; courageous; stubborn

Words related to STOUTHEARTED

stoutheartedly21

Words that contain STOUTHEARTED

stoutheartedly21 stoutheartednes19 stoutheartedness20 stoutheartednesses22

How to use STOUTHEARTED in a sentence

• It is a story full of the life and stir of Elizabethan England, and its heroes and heroines are the stout-hearted Devonshire people whom Kingsley knew and loved so well.
• Though a manly and stout-hearted boy, he was, in fact, getting discouraged.
• Stouthearted men, able to keep what they had grasped moved in, and took with them their wives and children.
• But they were stout-hearted men, and looked forward to freeing their country in spite of all that had yet happened.
• A game, stout-hearted, confident crew will always do this, it being the part of good racing policy to make a rival know fear as early as possible.
• Stout-hearted as the fellow undoubtedly was, he no sooner saw that the reptile was dead than he fell to the ground in a fit.
• Many a stout-hearted countryman who would have faced a cannon without shrinking, trembled and turned pale.
• Stout-hearted though she was, Goodwife Pepperell could never forget the terrors which lay concealed behind that mysterious rampart of green.
• The faint-hearted ended the suspense with self-destruction, the stout-hearted remained steadfast, but without hope and knowing not what to do.
• It was a piece of stout-hearted work that reflected credit upon the part of yourself and of the men who were serving under you.
• Five minutes brought him into the midst of his charges, and here for a moment the stout-hearted soldier was well nigh unmanned.
• It gave them no feeling of triumph, only pity for the stout-hearted little fellow who had tried to escape them.
• But now Me Dain, their stout-hearted, faithful guide, was gone, and it seemed as if no great interval could elapse before their fate, too, would be settled.
• The Orangemen, stout-hearted, The cheery lads in green, When once the ball was started In khaki garb were seen.
• It was clear that the next attack would be directed against them, and the most stout-hearted admitted that they could offer little resistance.
• The other way had charms only for the stout-hearted pioneer who foresaw where the road was to be made that now is the great highway of our literature.
• None the less, stout-hearted and firm of purpose, they serpented their painful way prone on the hot, dusty bosom of the Sahara.
• This band of hardy adventurers, stout-hearted and armed with service-revolvers, remained rather closely grouped, with the Arabs flanking and following them.
• Stout-hearted as the Legionaries were, a kind of numbing oppression was closing in upon them.
• By those hapless and stout-hearted soldiers, sacrificed to incompetency, a heroism was displayed which won the praise and the pity of their opponents.
• They were a battalion of recent formation, stout-hearted fellows all, but new to the refinements of intensive trench warfare.
• But the Affghans, you will say, are brave men, stout and stout-hearted, not timid Phrygian Bengalees.
• And then the old man proved himself to be the most stout-hearted of them all.
• Not to such a feast did stout-hearted and hard-headed Jonathan invite his friends.

Similar words containing STOUTHEART without suffix ed

stoutheartedly21 stoutheartednes19 stoutheartedness20 stoutheartednesses22

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