Difference between Courageous and Stouthearted

COURAGEOUS vs STOUTHEARTED: ADJECTIVE

Of an action, that requires courage.
Of a person, displaying or possessing courage.
Having or characterized by courage; valiant. : brave.
Possessing or displaying courage; able to face and deal with danger or fear without flinching

Mettlesome, Desperate, Gritty, Undaunted, Stalwart, Spunky, Lionhearted, Spirited, Stouthearted, Valorous, Gallant, Valiant, Fearless, Heroic, Brave

Mettlesome, Desperate, Gritty, Undaunted, Stalwart, Spunky, Lionhearted, Spirited, Stouthearted, Valorous, Gallant, Valiant, Fearless, Heroic, Brave

You are so kind, courageous, thoughtful, and handsome.
Nickolas is just a vibrant and courageous kid.
Qualities: Courageous, decided, sure, energetic, idealistic, legit, enthusiastic.
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Courageous and cut that Decepticon down to size!
Only courageous people sit with us at meets.
You are a very brave and courageous individual.
This Durga Puja, be fearless and unapologetically courageous.
It was a pretty amazing and courageous move.
Thank You for being Courageous and encouraging us to also be Courageous.

Wait for the Lord with courage; be stouthearted, and wait for the Lord.
The park makes this awesome and mysterious swampland accessible to you where, for many generations, only stouthearted adventurers and trappers dared to go.
Border Terrier Breeders Stouthearted yet cheerful, the Border Terrier is a hardy affectionate breed.
Under the dangerous circumstances that prevailed in the first century, even stouthearted Christians needed encouragement and incentive to lead.
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