Gutty Meaning in English
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Definition
Describes someone who shows courage, bravery, or determination, especially in difficult situations. It is informal and often used as a compliment.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and somewhat old-fashioned; mainly used in British or Irish English. Often used to praise someone's bravery or persistence. Not common in American English. Related to 'guts' (meaning bravery), as in 'have guts'. Often heard in sports or competitive contexts.
Example Sentences
He made a gutty decision to speak up in the meeting.
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That was a gutty performance in the final match.
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The team showed a gutty spirit until the end.
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I thought it was pretty gutty of her to try something new.
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You have to be gutty to face that kind of pressure.
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That was a gutty call by the coach, but it paid off.
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