microadventure
microadventure noun: a short adventure, typically sought on a weekend.
Noun
microadventure (plural microadventures)
- A short adventure, typically sought on a weekend.
- So how do you train yourself to find awe? One answer may be microadventures. A microadventure is exactly what it sounds like: a short, simple, cheap, local version of an adventure.2021 July 5, Emily Pennington, “Who Needs the Grand Canyon? Try a Microadventure.”, in The New York Times, →ISSN
- In 2011, amid struggles to secure funding for an Antarctic expedition, [Alastair] Humphreys started blogging about “microadventures”: inclusive, easy-to-emulate escapades like “sleeping outdoors” or “foraging for a meal”.2024 January 13, Henry Wismayer, “A surprisingly excellent adventure”, in FT Weekend (Life & Arts section), London: The Financial Times Ltd., →ISSN, →OCLC, page 17
Forms of microadventure
| plural | microadventures |
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Origin of microadventure
From micro- + adventure, popularized by Alastair Humphreys.
Questions about microadventure
- What does microadventure mean?
- Microadventure means a short adventure, typically sought on a weekend.
- What part of speech is microadventure?
- Microadventure is a noun.
- What is the plural of microadventure?
- The plural of microadventure is microadventures.
Words near microadventure in the dictionary
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