English Dictionary
Definition of “resourceful”
resourceful (rɪˈzɔːsfʊl
;-ˈsɔːs-)
Definitions
adjective
- ingenious, capable, and full of initiative, esp in dealing with difficult situations
Alternative Forms
reˈsourcefully adverb reˈsourcefulness noun
Synonyms
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ingenious,
able,
bright,
talented,
sharp,
capable,
creative,
clever,
imaginative,
inventive,
quick-witted,
Usage examples
In the weeks following the accident Parson Hooper proved himself again to be sound and resourceful.
Philip Marsden, THE MAIN CAGES (2002)A balanced leadership effort uses real teams, single-leader groups, and resourceful individuals to their fullest advantage.
Business Today (2001)Still, he said, "the resourceful terrorist will always find a way to use chemistry to reverse the process.
canada.com (2004)That said, against determined, resourceful opponents, Chelsea struggled to create clear chances from open play.
Belfast Telegraph (2004)No matter how brave and resourceful the victim may have been, her actions were insufficient to ward off disaster.
Herman, Judith Lewis, Trauma and Recovery (1992)
