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adventures - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: adventure
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: risky or unexpected undertaking
Synonyms: chance, contingency, enterprise, experience, exploit, feat, happening, hazard, incident, jeopardy, occurrence, peril, scene, speculation, trip, undertaking, venture, emprise, endangerment
Antonyms: avoidance, inaction, inertia, passiveness, stillness, inactivity, latency
Main Entry: autobiography
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: written account of one's own life
Synonyms: biography, confession, diary, experience, journal, letter, life, life story, memoir, adventures, bio, letters, personal history, reminiscences, self-portrayal
Main Entry: biography
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: account of person's life
Synonyms: autobiography, diary, journal, life, life history, life story, memoir, picture, profile, résumé, saga, sketch, adventures, bio, biog, close-up, confessions, experiences, letters, personal account, personal anecdote, personal narrative, personal record, vita
Main Entry: accident
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance event
Synonyms: adventure, circumstance, contingency, fate, fluke*, fortune, happening, luck, occasion, occurrence, turn, fortuity
Antonyms: calculation, decision, decree, plan
Main Entry: chance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: fate, luck
Synonyms: accident, advantage, adventure, bad luck, break, cast, casualty, coincidence, contingency, destination, destiny, doom, fluke, fortune, future, gamble, good luck, haphazard, happening, hazard, hit*, kismet, lot, lottery, lucky break, misfortune, occurrence, odds, outcome, peril, providence, risk, stroke of luck*, toss-up, wheel of fortune*, even chance, fortuity, hap, heads or tails, in the cards, luck out, peradventure, throw of the dice, turn of the cards, way the cookie crumbles
Antonyms: aim, design, plan, scheme
Main Entry: dare
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: take a risk; be courageous
Synonyms: adventure, attempt, be bold, brave, endanger, endeavor, gamble, go ahead, hazard, make bold, pluck up, presume, risk, run the risk, speculate, stake, take a chance, take heart, try, try one's hand, undertake, venture
Antonyms: be careful, hold back, refrain
Main Entry: deed
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: achievement
Synonyms: accomplishment, act, action, adventure, ballgame, big idea, bit, byplay, cause, commission, crusade, do, enterprise, exploit, fact, feat, follow through, game, happenin', performance, plan, quest, reality, securing, stunt, thing*, tour de force, truth, winning
Main Entry: excitement
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: enthusiasm; incitement
Synonyms: action, activity, ado, adventure, agitation, animation, bother, buzz*, commotion, confusion, disturbance, dither*, drama, elation, emotion, feeling, ferment, fever, flurry, frenzy, furor, fuss, heat*, hubbub*, hullabaloo*, hurry, hysteria, impulse, instigation, intoxication, motivation, motive, movement, passion, perturbation, provocation, rage, stimulation, stimulus, stir, thrill, titillation, to-do*, trepidation, tumult, turmoil, urge, warmth, discomposure, excitation, kicks, melodrama, wildness
Antonyms: apathy, boredom, calm, calmness, dullness, lull, peace
Main Entry: experience
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: happening, occurrence
Synonyms: adventure, affair, encounter, episode, event, incident, ordeal, test, trial, trip
Main Entry: exploit
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: achievement
Synonyms: accomplishment, adventure, attainment, coup, deed, do, effort, enterprise, escapade, feat, job, maneuver, performance, stroke, stunt, tour de force, venture
Main Entry: feat
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: achievement
Synonyms: accomplishment, act, action, adventure, attainment, conquest, consummation, coup, deed, effort, enterprise, execution, exploit, performance, stunt, tour de force, triumph, venture, victory
Notes: a feat is a notable achievement or accomplishment while feet is plural for foot
Antonyms: failure, idleness, inaction
Main Entry: game
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: entertainment
Synonyms: adventure, amusement, athletics, business, distraction, diversion, enterprise, festivity, frolic, fun, jest, joke, lark, line, merriment, merrymaking, occupation, pastime, plan, play, proceeding, pursuit, recreation, romp, scheme, sport, undertaking, sports
Main Entry: happening
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: occurrence
Synonyms: accident, adventure, affair, case, chance, circumstance, episode, event, experience, go*, incident, milestone, occasion, phenomenon, proceeding, scene, thing*
Antonyms: method, plan, system
Main Entry: hazard
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: luck, chance
Synonyms: accident, adventure, coincidence, dynamite, fling*, fluke*, go*, long shot, lucky break*, misfortune, mishap, possibility, risk, stroke of luck*, toss-up, venture, wager, hundred-to-one, lucky hit, risky business, way the ball bounces, way the cookie crumbles
Antonyms: assurance, certainty, determination, fact, proof, reality, surety
Main Entry: hazard
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: take a chance; risk
Synonyms: adventure, conjecture, dare, endanger, gamble, guess, imperil, jeopardize, presume, proffer, speculate, stake, submit, suppose, throw out, try, venture, volunteer, wager, go for broke, go out on limb, skate on thin ice, take a plunge
Main Entry: incident
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: occurrence
Synonyms: adventure, circumstance, episode, event, fact, happening, matter, milestone, occasion, scene, trip
Main Entry: journey
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: excursion
Synonyms: adventure, beat, campaign, caravan, circuit, constitutional, course, crossing, drive, expedition, exploration, hike, itinerary, jaunt, junket, march, migration, odyssey, outing, passage, patrol, peregrination, pilgrimage, progress, promenade, quest, ramble, range, roaming, round, route, run, safari, sally, saunter, sojourn, stroll, survey, tour, tramp, transit, transmigration, travel, traveling, traverse, trek, trip, vagrancy, venture, visit, voyage, wandering, wayfaring, airing, vagabondage
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