Entrepreneurship Word Search
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Sample words: ACUMEN, JOIN, ACHIEVE, FAIL, BRAIN, BOLD, ADD, FACT, FOUND, PATH, FORTE, VOW, WORK, WAY, ZEAL, GAIN.
Entrepreneurship word list, defined
- ACUMEN /ˈækjəmən/ · noun
- The ability to make good judgments and quick decisions, especially in a particular field or domain such as business or politics. Related: shrewdness, astuteness, insight, discernment.
- JOIN /dʒɔɪn/ · verb
- To connect, combine, or unite two or more people, places, or things. It can also mean to become a member of a group or to meet others for an activity. Related: connect, unite, combine, link.
- ACHIEVE /əˈtʃiːv/ · verb
- To successfully bring about or accomplish a desired aim, goal, or result through effort, skill, or persistence. Related: accomplish, attain, reach, fulfil.
- FAIL /feɪl/ · verb (also noun)
- To be unsuccessful in achieving a goal or in meeting an expected standard; to neglect or omit to do something required or expected. Related: fall short, flounder, miscarry, flop.
- BRAIN /breɪn/ · noun (also verb)
- The organ of soft nervous tissue contained in the skull of vertebrates, functioning as the coordinating center of sensation and intellectual and nervous activity. Informally, it also refers to a person's intellectual capacity or a very intelligent person. Related: mind, intellect, cerebrum, grey matter.
- BOLD /bəʊld/ (UK), /boʊld/ (US) · adjective
- (Of a person or their actions) showing a willingness to take risks or act confidently without fear. (Of colour, design, or typography) strong, vivid, or clearly visible in effect. Related: brave, daring, fearless, audacious.
- ADD /æd/ · verb
- To join one thing to another so as to increase the number, amount, or size; also, to say something further in order to supplement or emphasize a statement. Related: append, adjoin, attach, include.
- FACT /fækt/ · noun
- A fact is something that is known or proved to be true; a piece of information based on reality rather than opinion, belief, or invention. Related: reality, truth, certainty, actuality.
- FOUND /faʊnd/ · verb
- To establish or set up an institution, organization, city, or similar entity; also, as a homograph, it serves as the past tense of 'find', meaning to discover or come upon something. Related: establish, create, set up, institute.
- PATH /pɑːθ/ · noun and verb
- A path is a route or track along which someone or something may travel. In computing, it is the sequence of directories and files identifying the location of a file, folder, or resource. Related: pathway, route, way, track.
- FORTE /ˈfɔːrti/ (also commonly pronounced /ˈfɔːrteɪ/, though the one-syllable pronunciation is standard) · noun
- A person's strong point or area of special skill and competence. Related: specialty, strong point, forte, metier.
- VOW /vaʊ/ · noun, verb
- A solemn promise, especially one made formally, religiously, or with great seriousness. As a verb, it means to make such a promise or to promise solemnly that one will do something. Related: promise, oath, pledge, assurance.
- WORK /wɜːrk/ (British); /wɝːk/ (American) · noun, verb, adjective
- Work is the activity of exerting effort, performing a job, or producing a result; it may also refer to employment itself or to something created. As a verb, it means to perform a job, exert effort, function, or bring something about gradually; as an adjective, it means relating to work or employment. Related: job, employment, occupation, labor.
- WAY /weɪ/ · noun and adverb
- A method, manner, or style of doing something or proceeding. Depending on context, it can also refer to a route or path, a direction or distance, available space, a particular situation, or a person's way of behaving. Related: manner, method, means, route.
- ZEAL /ziːl/ · noun
- Zeal is enthusiastic devotion or passionate interest in a cause, activity, or person. It can also describe intense and sometimes excessive eagerness in pursuing an objective. Related: enthusiasm, passion, fervor, ardor.
- GAIN /ɡeɪn/ · noun & verb
- As a verb, to obtain or acquire something desirable, or to increase in amount or degree. As a noun, an increase in wealth, advantage, or quantity, or the act of obtaining such an increase. Related: acquire, obtain, profit, benefit.
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