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plucky

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Adj — Brave and determined, especially when facing difficult odds.

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a plucky underdog plucky performance plucky little team

Etymology

Formed from "pluck" (courage, nerve) plus the adjective-forming suffix "-y".

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Frequently asked questions

What does “plucky” mean?

The word “plucky” means brave and determined, especially when facing difficult odds. In plain terms, showing spirited courage, often used admiringly for someone facing a tough challenge.

How do you pronounce “plucky”?

“Plucky” is pronounced PLUH-kee (/ˈplʌki/ in IPA).

How do you use “plucky” in a sentence?

Here is “plucky” used in a sentence: “The plucky underdog team fought to the final whistle.”

What part of speech is “plucky”?

“Plucky” is an adjective.

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