venture

The word “venture” has 2 syllables: ven-ture

It's pronounced as /ˈvɛn.tʃər/


What is synonym and antonym for venture?

In the thesaurus, “venture” has 90 synonyms and 24 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for venture along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for venture

  • advance
  • adventure
  • assay
  • attempt
  • baby
  • beard
  • bet
  • brave
  • brazen
  • breast
  • challenge
  • chance
  • compromise
  • confront
  • crapshoot
  • dare
  • dare say
  • dark horse
  • deal
  • defy
  • endanger
  • endeavor
  • enterprise
  • essay
  • experiment
  • exploit
  • expose
  • face
  • feat
  • feel
  • flier
  • flutter
  • flyer
  • front
  • gamble
  • get down
  • go out on a limb
  • grope
  • have a fling at
  • hazard
  • header
  • imperil
  • intimidate
  • investment
  • jeopard
  • jeopardize
  • jeopardy
  • lay open
  • liberty
  • long shot
  • make a stab at
  • make bold
  • menace
  • operate
  • outbrave
  • peril
  • pet project
  • play
  • play for
  • play the market
  • presume
  • project
  • proposition
  • pursuit
  • put in jeopardy
  • put up
  • risk
  • run the risk of
  • setup
  • shot
  • spec
  • speculate
  • speculation
  • stab
  • stake
  • subject
  • take a crack at
  • take a flyer
  • take a plunge
  • tempt
  • test
  • thing
  • threaten
  • throw
  • trial
  • try
  • try out
  • undertaking
  • volunteer
  • wager

Antonyms for venture

Meanings of venture

  • noun
    1. A risky or daring undertaking or journey.
    2. An event that is not, or cannot be, foreseen.
    3. The thing risked; especially, something sent to sea in trade.
  • verb
    1. To undertake a risky or daring journey.
    2. To risk or offer.
    3. To dare to engage in; to attempt without any certainty of success. Used with at or on.
    4. To put or send on a venture or chance.
    5. To confide in; to rely on; to trust.
    6. To say something.

Example Sentences

  • They decided to venture into the unknown forest, despite the risks.
  • His latest business venture has already shown promising results.
  • The explorers prepared for their daring venture to climb the highest mountain.
  • She was hesitant to venture out in the storm, but knew she had no choice.
  • The company is ready to venture into international markets next year.

On this page you'll find 114 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to venture, such as: abstain, advance, adventure, assay, assurance, attempt, baby.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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accident

  • adventure
  • blow
  • bummer
  • calamity
  • casualty
  • cataclysm
  • catastrophe
  • chance
  • circumstance
  • collision
  • contingency
  • crack-up
  • crash
  • cropper
  • danger
  • deathblow
  • destiny
  • disaster
  • doom
  • fate
  • fender-bender
  • fluke
  • fortuitousness
  • fortuity
  • fortune
  • hap
  • haphazardry
  • happenchance
  • happening
  • happenstance
  • hazard
  • knock
  • lot
  • luck
  • misadventure
  • mischance
  • misfortune
  • mishap
  • occasion
  • occurrence
  • peril
  • pileup
  • randomness
  • rear-ender
  • risk
  • setback
  • smash
  • smash-up
  • smashup
  • stack-up
  • total
  • tragedy
  • turn
  • uncertainty
  • wreck

accidents

  • bummers
  • calamities
  • casualties
  • cataclysms
  • catastrophes
  • chances
  • circumstances
  • collisions
  • crack-ups
  • crashes
  • croppers
  • dangers
  • deathblows
  • destinies
  • disasters
  • dooms
  • fates
  • flukes
  • fortuities
  • fortunes
  • haphazardries
  • happenchances
  • happenstances
  • haps
  • hazards
  • knocks
  • lots
  • luck
  • misadventures
  • mischances
  • misfortunes
  • mishaps
  • perils
  • risks
  • smashups
  • tragedies
  • uncertainties
  • wrecks

accomplishing

  • accomplishment
  • achieving
  • acing
  • act
  • action
  • activity
  • actualizing
  • adequate
  • administering
  • at work
  • attaining
  • binding
  • biz
  • bringing about
  • bringing off
  • building
  • business
  • calling
  • capable
  • career
  • carrying off
  • carrying out
  • carrying-out
  • committing
  • compassing
  • completing
  • composing
  • conclusive
  • conducting
  • constructing
  • consummating
  • contriving
  • creating
  • decisive
  • deed
  • determinative
  • determining
  • directing
  • do
  • doing
  • driving
  • effecting
  • effective
  • effectuating
  • efficacious
  • efficient
  • employment
  • ending
  • executing
  • execution
  • exploit
  • fabricating
  • fashioning
  • finishing
  • forcible
  • forging
  • forming
  • fulfilling
  • game
  • generating
  • go
  • going through
  • guiding
  • handiwork
  • hang
  • hobby
  • implementation
  • implementing
  • in force
  • job
  • lawful
  • legal
  • licit
  • line
  • maintaining
  • making
  • managing
  • manipulating
  • manufacturing
  • moving
  • nailing
  • negotiating
  • occupation
  • ordering
  • originating
  • pastime
  • perfecting
  • performance
  • performing
  • perpetrating
  • pleasure
  • potent
  • powerful
  • practicable
  • practicing
  • practising
  • producing
  • productive
  • prosecuting
  • pulling off
  • putting through
  • qualified
  • racket
  • reaching
  • realizing
  • reduplicating
  • reenacting
  • regulating
  • repeating
  • revolving
  • running
  • serviceable
  • serving
  • shaping
  • sound
  • spinning
  • strong
  • successful
  • supervising
  • sustaining
  • telling
  • thing
  • transacting
  • turning
  • undertaking
  • useful
  • using
  • valid
  • venture
  • virtuous
  • vocation
  • wielding
  • winding up
  • work
  • workable

bade

  • adjured
  • advised
  • appointed
  • asked
  • assigned
  • authorized
  • beckoned
  • begged
  • beseeched
  • besought
  • call
  • called
  • charge
  • charged
  • coerced
  • commanded
  • commissioned
  • compelled
  • conducted
  • constrained
  • controlled
  • counseled
  • counselled
  • demand
  • desire
  • direct
  • directed
  • enjoin
  • enjoined
  • entreated
  • forced
  • greet
  • instruct
  • instructed
  • invite
  • invited
  • led
  • make a pass at
  • make a pitch
  • make a play for
  • managed
  • obliged
  • order
  • ordered
  • oversaw
  • petitioned
  • present
  • proffer
  • propose
  • proposition
  • render
  • request
  • requested
  • require
  • required
  • solicit
  • solicited
  • submit
  • summon
  • summoned
  • superintended
  • supervised
  • tell
  • tender
  • told
  • venture
  • warn
  • warned
  • wish

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