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maverick
noun as in person who takes chances, departs from accepted course
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The publication—establishing the evidence of what is called adult neurogenesis—gave him a reputation as a maverick who wasn’t afraid to stand behind provocative ideas.
We knew the 93rd Academy Awards telecast was going to be different even before the maverick filmmaker Steven Soderbergh signed on to produce it.
You get the feeling of the end of Groucho Marx or Salvador Dali here – a maverick in winter, surrounded by con men selling him off for parts.
You can find more about the latest episode, featuring Binance’s maverick CEO CZ, below.
That might be difficult to conceive at first — Goldwater, “maverick” McCain, and the latter-day celebrity of Sheriff Joe Arpaio have solidified the state as the conservative cowboy of American pop culture.
To be bold, to be a maverick, to stretch beyond established limits, is the stuff of inspiration.
Williams scored his first Oscar nomination playing maverick U.S. Armed Services DJ Adrian Cronauer in Good Morning, Vietnam.
Then, one day, a maverick doctor gave him a miracle too fantastic to believe.
Instead, the former five-term congressman said, “They just look at me as a maverick curmudgeon.”
Instead, Pressler is already figuring out ways that he can leverage his power as a maverick senator.
Thats two of them, old Maverick, called Stone, breathing on his smarting right hand.
It was the rule of the cattlemen that a "maverick" belonged to the ranchman on whose range it was found.
They say—they think I ought to get married—to Maverick or somebody.
Maverick, I saw it all, and I can swear it was self-defense.
Maverick covered her with his coat after she was no longer conscious.
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On this page you'll find 23 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to maverick, such as: bohemian, dissenter, extremist, malcontent, nonconformist, and radical.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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