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What is a adjective to describe a champion who eventually wins after many setbacks?
What adjective would you use to describe someone who uses the right vocab consistently?What adjective can describe someone who counts his chickens before they're hatched?Adjective to describe someone who is knowledgeable, resolute, and calmAn adjective to describe someone who has a “good personality”?What can come after a Possessive Adjective?adjective to describe what should have beenWhat is an adjective to describe a person who watches a lot of porn?What is the adjective to describe this character of thingsAdjective to describe a person who easily “gets carried away?”adjective to describe someone who “loves life”
friends, I am very glad to be on this forum! Here I am sending you greetings! :)
Would you please share with me what adjective would you suggest describing a winner, a champion, who will win the final battle but will encounter many obstacles, hardships, oppositions, and mockeries?
I was thinking like "battled Champion"? "Scarred Champion"? Something along the lines.
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friends, I am very glad to be on this forum! Here I am sending you greetings! :)
Would you please share with me what adjective would you suggest describing a winner, a champion, who will win the final battle but will encounter many obstacles, hardships, oppositions, and mockeries?
I was thinking like "battled Champion"? "Scarred Champion"? Something along the lines.
idioms adjectives
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It's old-fashioned, but "doughty" means someone who is brave and perseveres through adversity.
– user888379
yesterday
Consider heroic champion.
– Lucian Sava
yesterday
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Consider cliché. Practically every "champion" movie you ever see has that exact storyline.
– Robusto
yesterday
Surely this is answered somewhere on TVTropes.com, with a name for every possible slight plot difference. Also, didn't Kurt Vonnegut identify the 6 plot arcs that almost all plots follow?
– Mitch
18 hours ago
"Man in a Hole" is a label Vonnegut gives to the 'redemption' plot, but it is not a term I've heard before (and so don't expect to have much currency).
– Mitch
18 hours ago
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friends, I am very glad to be on this forum! Here I am sending you greetings! :)
Would you please share with me what adjective would you suggest describing a winner, a champion, who will win the final battle but will encounter many obstacles, hardships, oppositions, and mockeries?
I was thinking like "battled Champion"? "Scarred Champion"? Something along the lines.
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friends, I am very glad to be on this forum! Here I am sending you greetings! :)
Would you please share with me what adjective would you suggest describing a winner, a champion, who will win the final battle but will encounter many obstacles, hardships, oppositions, and mockeries?
I was thinking like "battled Champion"? "Scarred Champion"? Something along the lines.
idioms adjectives
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It's old-fashioned, but "doughty" means someone who is brave and perseveres through adversity.
– user888379
yesterday
Consider heroic champion.
– Lucian Sava
yesterday
1
Consider cliché. Practically every "champion" movie you ever see has that exact storyline.
– Robusto
yesterday
Surely this is answered somewhere on TVTropes.com, with a name for every possible slight plot difference. Also, didn't Kurt Vonnegut identify the 6 plot arcs that almost all plots follow?
– Mitch
18 hours ago
"Man in a Hole" is a label Vonnegut gives to the 'redemption' plot, but it is not a term I've heard before (and so don't expect to have much currency).
– Mitch
18 hours ago
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It's old-fashioned, but "doughty" means someone who is brave and perseveres through adversity.
– user888379
yesterday
Consider heroic champion.
– Lucian Sava
yesterday
1
Consider cliché. Practically every "champion" movie you ever see has that exact storyline.
– Robusto
yesterday
Surely this is answered somewhere on TVTropes.com, with a name for every possible slight plot difference. Also, didn't Kurt Vonnegut identify the 6 plot arcs that almost all plots follow?
– Mitch
18 hours ago
"Man in a Hole" is a label Vonnegut gives to the 'redemption' plot, but it is not a term I've heard before (and so don't expect to have much currency).
– Mitch
18 hours ago
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It's old-fashioned, but "doughty" means someone who is brave and perseveres through adversity.
– user888379
yesterday
It's old-fashioned, but "doughty" means someone who is brave and perseveres through adversity.
– user888379
yesterday
Consider heroic champion.
– Lucian Sava
yesterday
Consider heroic champion.
– Lucian Sava
yesterday
1
1
Consider cliché. Practically every "champion" movie you ever see has that exact storyline.
– Robusto
yesterday
Consider cliché. Practically every "champion" movie you ever see has that exact storyline.
– Robusto
yesterday
Surely this is answered somewhere on TVTropes.com, with a name for every possible slight plot difference. Also, didn't Kurt Vonnegut identify the 6 plot arcs that almost all plots follow?
– Mitch
18 hours ago
Surely this is answered somewhere on TVTropes.com, with a name for every possible slight plot difference. Also, didn't Kurt Vonnegut identify the 6 plot arcs that almost all plots follow?
– Mitch
18 hours ago
"Man in a Hole" is a label Vonnegut gives to the 'redemption' plot, but it is not a term I've heard before (and so don't expect to have much currency).
– Mitch
18 hours ago
"Man in a Hole" is a label Vonnegut gives to the 'redemption' plot, but it is not a term I've heard before (and so don't expect to have much currency).
– Mitch
18 hours ago
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He has finally realized his long-sought dream of becoming champion.
She has finally captured her sought-after championship.
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He is a " go getting champion" or " an assiduous/ardent achiever" you should better go for the world " achiever " because for such a person success is hard to come by but he's importunate come what may.
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I would define them as a Fighter as defined by dictionary.com
a person who fights, struggles, resists, etc.
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He is a " go getting champion" or " an assiduous/ardent achiever" you should better go for the world " achiever " because for such a person success is hard to come by but he's importunate come what may.
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He is a " go getting champion" or " an assiduous/ardent achiever" you should better go for the world " achiever " because for such a person success is hard to come by but he's importunate come what may.
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I would define them as a Fighter as defined by dictionary.com
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It's old-fashioned, but "doughty" means someone who is brave and perseveres through adversity.
– user888379
yesterday
Consider heroic champion.
– Lucian Sava
yesterday
1
Consider cliché. Practically every "champion" movie you ever see has that exact storyline.
– Robusto
yesterday
Surely this is answered somewhere on TVTropes.com, with a name for every possible slight plot difference. Also, didn't Kurt Vonnegut identify the 6 plot arcs that almost all plots follow?
– Mitch
18 hours ago
"Man in a Hole" is a label Vonnegut gives to the 'redemption' plot, but it is not a term I've heard before (and so don't expect to have much currency).
– Mitch
18 hours ago