Ambitious
Ambitious adjective - Having or showing a bold forcefulness in the pursuit of a goal.
Usage example: cleaning up the vacant lot in one weekend was an ambitious undertaking
Brash and ambitious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Brash" instead an adjective "Ambitious".
Nearby Words: ambition, ambitiously
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Meanwhile, in Samurai Warriors, Masamune Date tends to play this role - young, brash, respectless, immensely talented and ambitious.
Source: Young Conqueror -
Led by Jack Kelly, a charismatic and brash 17-year-old with a hidden soft side, the boys fight to expand their movement with the help of a Katherine Plumber, a young, ambitious reporter.
Source: Theatre / Newsies -
The very British Ruggles is uncomfortable in the company of the loud, brash Egbert, and doesn't like his snooty, socially ambitious wife Effie much better, but because the plot demands it, Ruggles agrees to accompany them back to their hometown of Red Gap, Washington.
Source: Film / Ruggles of Red Gap
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