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Definition of «venture»

The term "venture" has several meanings, but in its most general sense it refers to an undertaking involving risk or uncertainty. This can be a new project, business, investment, or any other type of activity that involves taking a chance and exploring something new. The word comes from the Latin verb "venire," meaning "to come" - suggesting that ventures are journeys into the unknown.

Usage examples

  1. Venture capital: The company secured a $5 million venture capital investment to launch their innovative tech startup.
  2. Entrepreneurial venture: Sarah decided to start her own entrepreneurial venture by launching an online boutique.
  3. Joint venture: The two leading car manufacturers entered into a joint venture to develop electric vehicles.
  4. Risky venture: Investing in the stock market is often seen as a risky venture due to the unpredictability of the market.
  5. New business venture: After working in the corporate world for years, Mark decided to pursue a new business venture and opened a gourmet coffee shop.

Phrases with «venture»

Sentences with «venture»

  • It takes a portfolio overview and careful planning to raise financial capital and even more due diligence raising joint venture capital. (theinvestorforum.ca)
  • The two accounts may joint venture into a transaction. (biggerpockets.com)
  • We've seen a lot of new ventures into different areas, including mobile and theme parks. (gonintendo.com)
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