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mettlesome

1 of 1adjective
/'mɛtəlsəm/
Forms:more mettlesome,most mettlesome
1

overflowing with courage and determination

  • The mettlesome leader inspired the team with his bravery.
  • He took on the difficult task with a mettlesome attitude.
  • Her mettlesome response to adversity won her admiration.
  • The horse's mettlesome nature made it a fierce competitor.
  • The athlete’s mettlesome performance was celebrated by all.
2

having a lot of energy and enthusiasm

  • The mettlesome puppy bounced around the yard with excitement.
  • The mettlesome dancer captivated the audience with her energy.
  • Her mettlesome performance on stage won her many fans.
  • The children’s mettlesome laughter filled the room with joy.
  • The child’s mettlesome nature made him the leader of the playgroup.