stouthearted

/ ˌstaʊtˈhɑːtɪd /

adjective

1. valiant; brave

Derived Forms

• ˌstoutˈheartedly, adverb
• ˌstoutˈheartedness, noun

Example Sentences

Bichir's stouthearted portrayal provides the core of the show around which everything and everyone else orbits.

From Salon

The sight of the stouthearted old warrior, and the cap hardly seeming enough to protect his bald head, filled Taran suddenly with sadness.

From Literature

For older children and stouthearted adults, Lakewood boasted a large roller coaster that filled the air with the clacking of metal on wood and the delighted shrieks of its riders.

From Literature

The essence of the London story is retained, with stouthearted Buck being annealed by adversity, overcoming brutality, confusion and loneliness and then responding to the kindness of Thornton to become the leader of the pack.

From Seattle Times

Call it a smallish horse adjacent the bigger, louder, richer Football Bowl Subdivision, but call it one of those stouthearted horses nonetheless.

From Washington Post