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ventures
noun as in gamble, attempt
verb as in take a chance
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Clubs moved from precarious ventures to stable enterprises capable of generating thousands of jobs and contributing significantly to Spain's economy.
Vaughn’s current business ventures include serving as an advisor at Perfect Game, which distributes the podcast.
Kasten said they hope to expand their marketing presence there as Major League Baseball considers relaxing rules under which the league itself — rather than individual teams — typically controls international business ventures.
A U.S. sovereign wealth fund wouldn’t be based on the same principles as those of many other such ventures.
There are details of his unhappy knack of getting involved with all the wrong people in his money-making ventures, from Libyan gun runners and relations of dictators to a Chinese spy.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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