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ambitious

[am-bish-uhs] / æmˈbɪʃ əs /




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That can involve confrontation, but more commonly it plays out through choreographed displays - bigger banners, louder drums, more ambitious pyrotechnics than rival groups.

From BBC

That is the most ambitious capital deployment since the interstate highway system, chasing AI-services revenue that remains a fraction of the capital deployed.

From The Wall Street Journal

If you’re feeling ambitious, a bit of verticality can make the whole thing look more abundant: a cake stand, a stack of books under a platter, a raised tray for desserts.

From Salon

"It's a long shot and ambitious but the species needs time and space without being constantly walloped by myrtle rust to hopefully express some resistance," Professor Fensham said.

From Science Daily

F1 Academy was founded in 2023, as part of an ambitious plan to return women to the ranks of Formula One and increase the pool of female drivers.

From BBC