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Her mettle was tested in the face of danger, yet she stood resolute, displaying remarkable courage.mettle = courage
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Despite facing adversity, her unwavering mettle shone through as she tackled each challenge with determination.mettle = strength of character
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In the darkest hour, her mettle surged forth, allowing her to confront his fears with unwavering bravery.mettle = courage
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We devised an opportunity: a test of the suitors' mettle.† (source)
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It's time to test your mettle!'† (source)
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I've seen far too many people awash in a genuine desire to change only to lose their mettle when they realized just how difficult change actually is.† (source)
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Not hard work, and not the mettle it takes to sail a ship aloft across continents and oceans.† (source)
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Mettlesome.† (source)
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To his ears, when an animal felt the urge to mate, it said "Gregor Mendel", recalling the father of genetics, and when it was time to show its mettle, "Charles Darwin", the father of natural selection, and what we took to be bleating, grunting, hissing, snorting, roaring, growling, howling, chirping and screeching were but the thick accents of foreigners.† (source)
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When he came to the gate of his home and saw his uncle there with a mettlesome horse, saddled, with canteen, rope, and bags all in place, a subtle shock pervaded his spirit.† (source)
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Whether it was because they were impressed by her mettle in the face of danger or because they recalibrated their sense of who was threat and who was threatened or because they now simply had something to talk about, several people on her shifts began chatting with her a lot more after that.† (source)
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He seemed afraid to talk, he only whipped up smartly his three lean, but mettlesome, bay horses.† (source)
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I gave you the opportunity to prove your mettle.† (source)
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And there passed before his mind a whole series of these mettlesome, vigorous, selfconfident men, who always and everywhere drew his inquisitive attention in spite of himself.† (source)
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She'd believed that, having proved her mettle as a district court judge for the past five years, this time around the appointment might be easier.† (source)
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For example, I cannot credit that the mettlesome poet Byron would have contentedly sat down with Bartleby to examine a law document of, say five hundred pages, closely written in a crimpy hand.† (source)
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