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- Dictionarygump·tion/ˈɡəm(p)SH(ə)n/
noun
- 1. shrewd or spirited initiative and resourcefulness: informal "she had the gumption to put her foot down and head Dan off from those crazy schemes"
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Gumption is the ability to decide and do something with energy and determination. Learn how to use this informal word in different contexts, see examples from the Hansard archive and find translations in Chinese and Spanish.
- English (US)
GUMPTION meaning: 1. the ability to decide what is the best...
- Znaczenie Gumption, Definicja W Cambridge English Dictionary
gumption definicja: 1. the ability to decide what is the...
- Gumption in Traditional Chinese
GUMPTION translate: 精明能幹;魄力;勇氣;進取心. Learn more in the...
- Gumshoe
GUMSHOE definition: 1. informal for detective (= someone...
- Gumption in Simplified Chinese
GUMPTION translate: 精明强干;魄力;勇气;进取心. Learn more in the...
- English (US)
Gumption is a noun that means enterprise, initiative, or common sense. Learn about its origin, synonyms, examples, and related words from the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
People with gumption are determined and full of courage — and common sense, too. If you easily give up, and don't have a lot of confidence or smarts, then you are lacking in gumption. It takes gumption to get things done — especially difficult things.
Gumption is an informal word for common sense, resourcefulness, initiative or courage. Learn how to use it in sentences, find synonyms and word origin, and compare with related words.
Gumption is the ability to decide and do something with energy and determination. Learn how to use this informal word in different contexts, see examples from various sources and find translations in other languages.
Gumption definition: initiative; aggressiveness; resourcefulness. See examples of GUMPTION used in a sentence.
Gumption is an old-fashioned and informal word for the intelligence or courage needed to do something in a particular situation. Learn how to pronounce, use and synonymize gumption with Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.