Gritty ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Gritty ( adjective )

1. Having a rough texture caused by the presence of small particles.
2. Having a determined and courageous spirit, especially in the face of difficulty or danger.

Origin:

From the middle english word "grit", meaning having small coarse particles.

Examples:

1. The gritty sand scraped against my skin as I walked on the beach.
2. The gritty texture of the cheese made it difficult to eat.
3. The gritty streets of the city were a far cry from the pristine beaches.
4. The gritty determination of the soldiers helped them overcome the enemy.
5. The gritty performance of the team helped them win the game.

(As a noun)

Gritty ( noun )

1. Having a rough texture caused by the presence of small particles.
2. Having a determined and courageous spirit, especially in the face of difficulty or danger.

Origin:

From the middle english word "grit", meaning having small coarse particles.

Examples:

1. The gritty sand scraped against my skin as I walked on the beach.
2. The gritty texture of the cheese made it difficult to eat.
3. The gritty streets of the city were a far cry from the pristine beaches.
4. The gritty determination of the soldiers helped them overcome the enemy.
5. The gritty performance of the team helped them win the game.