Definition of Enterprisingness

1. Noun. Readiness to embark on bold new ventures.

Exact synonyms: Enterprise, Go-ahead, Initiative
Generic synonyms: Drive
Derivative terms: Enterpriser, Enterprising, Go Ahead

Lexicographical Neighbors of Enterprisingness

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enterprise architecture model
enterprise feedback management
enterprise liability
enterprise service bus
enterprise union
enterprise unions
enterprise zone
enterpriser
enterprisers
enterprises
enterprisewide
enterprisey
enterprising
enterprisingly
enterprisingness (current term)
enterprize
enterprizes
enters
entertailing
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entertain'd
entertainable
entertaine
entertained
entertainer
entertainers
entertaineth
entertaining
entertainingly

Literary usage of Enterprisingness

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Life of Richard Wagner by Carl Friedrich Glasenapp, William Ashton Ellis (1904)
"It lacked little more than the Berlin court-theatre's enterprisingness, and BEETHOVEN himself might have preceded them ; after the production of ..."

2. American Adventures: A Second Trip "abroad at Home" by Julian Street (1917)
"... oftentimes, an informed and cultivated kind of enterprisingness, which causes Atlanta not only to "do things," but to do things showing vision, and, ..."

3. Johan Bojer, the Man and His Works by Carl Gad (1920)
"And Norby stands, in his great self-assurance, in his ambitious enterprisingness, in his goodness towards those subordinate to him, his weakness towards his ..."

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