Definition

More brave and courageous than others; showing great determination and strength.

Example

She was doughtier than anyone else in the team, always ready to face challenges head-on.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I heard she was much doughtier in her recent performance than last time.

Really? I thought she was already pretty brave before.

Yeah, it seems like she's really stepping up her game.

That's awesome! I love seeing people grow and become more doughtier.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'doughtier' comes from the Old English 'dohtor', meaning daughter. The term 'doughtier' is a comparative form of 'doughty', which comes from the Old English 'dohtig', meaning brave or valiant. Thus, 'doughtier' refers to a daughter who is braver or more valiant than another.

Memory Tip

Think of a daughter ('dohtor') who is 'brave' ('doughty') — that's how you remember that 'doughtier' means a daughter who is more courageous.

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