Courageously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COURAGEOUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a courageous manner.
ADVERB:
• COURAGEOUS, having or characterized by courage
• without being deterred by danger or pain; bravely
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having or characterized by courag; brave

Words related to COURAGEOUSLY

courageous13

Words that contain COURAGEOUSLY

uncourageously20

How to use COURAGEOUSLY in a sentence

• She met it, courageously exposing her troubled features and nodded.
• All that remained, then, was to be courageously resigned to the grand common labor, without the rebellion of the ego, which demands personal happiness, perfect and complete.
• Then shall we fight courageously with them? Or look you I should play the orator? TECHELLES.
• Five hundred Spaniards, who had so courageously defended the place, fell indiscriminately a sacrifice to the fury of the Swedes.
• When he handled arms and armies, he showed that he was very conversant with them, as much so as any captain of his day, and he always exposed himself courageously to danger.
• My wife saw we could not all go on this expedition, and courageously agreed to remain with her three youngest sons, while Fritz, as the eldest and boldest, should accompany me.
• The English regency, which grappled so courageously with the baronial opposition, showed an equal energy in protecting the northern counties from the Scots.
• He who goes daily into the world of aesthetic emotion returns to the world of human affairs equipped to face it courageously and even a little contemptuously.
• In July, 1830, the people made a terrible attack upon it, and it was courageously defended by the Swiss Guards, until everyone of them perished.
• But the inhabitants of Macam issued forth in their orderly array and concert, and attacked the Dutch so courageously that they destroyed all the four hundred in their camp.
• When finally he saw that no argument save that of the sword would avail, when finally the hour struck, he became the man of the hour courageously and nobly.
• It was she who scented out the plot, and quickly and courageously she informed Tiberius.
• Everywhere similar auxiliaries fight courageously for truth as soon as they perceive it.
• At night, she would courageously mount the stairs alone, pausing at each step to take breath.
• With my scheme of going to America, I think I can look the future courageously in the face.
• Many of the inhabitants of Batan assembled, and, well armed, attacked the Camucones very courageously.
• What would her friends say? But Milly courageously put that cheap thought out of her mind.
• This they did courageously and nobly until they were flanked out of their position and taken prisoners.
• At the same time a higher claim than hitherto made for the paramount importance of the whole subject is now courageously advanced.
• Most patients under such circumstances set out courageously, but only to lose themselves in the first half-dozen pages of the advertising section.
• Nevertheless, hearing better news, and hoping against hope, he courageously returned to Florence in her extremity and went on with the fortifications.
• The enterprise so courageously proposed was considered, and her services publicly accepted.
• If I see you accepting your life courageously, I shall have strength to begin my life over again.
• This was the herald of certain death, and she courageously prepared for the grave, troubled only by thoughts of the children she must leave behind.
• Courageously, and with the rapidity of lightning, you issued from behind your heights.
• Then the door was slid back, and the first two paupers were admitted, the rest of the crowd being courageously kept at bay by the superintendent.
• The trumpets immediately sounded a charge, and the royalist squadrons advanced, on which those of Don Diego moved forward to meet them courageously.
• And started courageously up the rough ascent, only to slip, after a few paces, and to stagger.
• Frontenac courageously set these instructions aside, and in doing so he was wise.
• Yet he is a liar and a scoundrel, a villain and a coward, who will turn and flee if fearlessly and courageously met and defied.
• They resisted, but she stood courageously, and saw her commands executed.
• As Harriet walked slowly down the street, a more courageously dressed woman than she had been for years, her chin quivered and she shook with sobs heroically choked back.
• Mayor Howell, of Brooklyn, courageously opposed an elevated road franchise, unless property holders were paid according to the damage to the property.
• If the literary man unite himself to a woman whose taste and whose temper are adverse to his pursuits, he must courageously prepare for a martyrdom.

Similar words containing URAGEOUS without suffix ly and without prefix co

courageous13 uncourageous15 courageousness17 uncourageously20 courageousnesse18 courageousnesses19

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