mettle in Irish
mettle in Irish is miotal — mettle means courage, strength of character, and determination in the face of difficulty.
mettle in Irish
miotal
A quality of courage and endurance.
What does "mettle" mean?
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noun Courage, strength of character, and determination in the face of difficulty.
"The rookie proved her mettle during the final, high-pressure match."
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mettle in a sentence
- The rookie proved her mettle during the final, high-pressure match.
- This crisis will really test the new manager's mettle.
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What is "mettle" in Irish?
"mettle" in Irish is miotal. mettle means: Courage, strength of character, and determination in the face of difficulty.
How do you use "mettle" in a sentence?
Example: "The rookie proved her mettle during the final, high-pressure match." In Irish, "mettle" is miotal.
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