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gumption

/ˈɡʌmp.ʃən/

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noun

/ˈɡʌmp.ʃən/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее сочетание здравого практического смысла, инициативности и находчивости, а также стойкости и решимости.

A noun referring to a combination of sound practical judgment, initiative, and resourcefulness, as well as fortitude and determination.

uncountable

  1. Initiative and resourcefulnessB2informal

    The ability to take sensible, practical action and make good decisions, often with a bit of courage.

    ruИнициативность и находчивость

    • She had the gumption to start her own business.
    • It takes gumption to stand up for what you believe in.
    • He showed real gumption by fixing the problem himself.

    Synonymsambitiondeterminationdriveenterpriseget-up-and-goinitiativemettlepluckresourcefulnessspunk

    Antonymsapathyindifferencelethargypassivitytimidity

  2. Courage and determinationB2informal

    Fortitude and resolve in the face of difficulty or challenge.

    ruСмелость и решительность

    • He lacked the gumption to ask for a raise.
    • You need a lot of gumption to climb that mountain.
    • Her gumption helped her overcome many obstacles.

    Synonymsbackbonedeterminationdriveenterprisefortitudegritinitiativemoxiepluckresolveresourcefulnessspunk

    Antonymscowardicefaintheartednesspusillanimityspinelessnesstimidity

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  • gumption's possessive singular form
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