English to Maori Meaning of gumption - gumption

Gumption :

gumption

noun

whakamarie, whakamārama, tikanga noa, matika, tikanga hoiho

Gumption :: gumption

← Gumboil

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Definitions of gumption in English

Noun(1) sound practical judgment(2) fortitude and determination

Examples of gumption in English

(1) Since then, despite showing terrific gumption to answer all the questions asked of them, they have not played teams of this calibre.(2) It sure takes some gumption to assemble a flatpack yacht.(3) It's about time someone outside the Religious Right got some media savvy and gumption .(4) I imagine the endless nights of winter and reflect on the strength and gumption required to survive in the dark and the cold.(5) I have known people well into their 70s who have more character and gumption than people a quarter of their years.(6) He has crossed the line, and we've got to have enough and gumption to stand up and say enough's enough.(7) she had the gumption to put her foot down and head Dan off from those crazy schemes(8) Again, we are seeing nothing unusual here, except perhaps gumption .(9) Unbridled teenage gumption as practiced in the U.S., it seems, is the answer to all problems.(10) How much gumption does it take to pillory the malfeasant editors, reporters, and publisher who turned to compost ages ago?(11) So beyond greed and gumption is opportunism, optimism├ö├ç┬¬ and some great success stories!(12) If Croydon Council hasn't got an accountant in its ranks or a commercially-minded businessman with a sense of gumption , I can provide one.(13) But if the migrants bike from a poor country to our rich one, they are demonstrating not British gumption but foreign deviousness.(14) All it would take is a bit of gumption and a modicum of courage.(15) Working this out at home will permit you to schedule around it, and will give you enough gumption to face the chaos at the festival theatres.(16) And then, if you have the imagination and gumption , you can stop just being at the receiving end of news.

(1) gumboil ::

gumboil

(2) boil ::

whewhe

(3) gum ::

kāpia

Synonyms

Noun

1. initiative ::

kaupapa

2. good sense ::

tikanga pai

3. sand ::

onepu

Antonyms

1. indiscretion ::

manawarere noa

Different Forms

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