Definition

Having a lot of courage or determination; showing bravery in difficult situations.

Example

The gutty athlete pushed through the pain to finish the race.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Did you see that gutty play in the game last night?

Yeah, it was incredible how they pulled that off!

I love moments like that; they really show the team's gutty spirit.

Absolutely! It keeps the excitement alive in every match.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'gutty' originates from the Old English 'gutt', meaning a drop or a small amount of liquid. It describes something that is characterized by or full of drops, often used in the context of being brave or spirited, as in 'gutsy'.

Memory Tip

Think of 'gutt' meaning a drop, and remember that 'gutty' describes someone who is full of spirit or bravery, like having the guts to face challenges.

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