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gutted it out Meaning
gutted it out
fortitude and stamina in coping with what alarms, repels, or discourages, catgut, a narrow waterway or small creek, arising from one's inmost self, digestive tract, to destroy the inside of, the sac of silk taken from a silkworm ready to spin its cocoon and drawn out into a thread for use as a snell, belly, abdomen, bowels, entrails, part of the digestive tract and especially the intestine or stomach, a narrow passage, gut course, having strong impact or immediate relevance, eviscerate, to destroy the essential power or effectiveness of, the basic visceral, emotional, or instinctual part of a person, the inner essential parts, to extract all the essential passages or portions from
gutted it out Sentence Examples
- The exhausted hiker gutted it out through the final stretch of the arduous trail.
- The athlete gutted it out despite the intense pain in his leg, determined to finish the race.
- I gutted it out through a day of grueling work, knowing that I would be rewarded for my perseverance.
- The team gutted it out during the overtime period, scoring the winning goal to secure victory.
- The student gutted it out through a difficult exam, pouring over textbooks and notes to achieve a passing grade.
- The cancer survivor gutted it out through rounds of chemotherapy, her unwavering spirit carrying her through the ordeal.
- I gutted it out through a painful breakup, knowing that the pain would eventually subside.
- The newly hired employee gutted it out during her probation period, proving her determination and work ethic.
- The politician gutted it out through a long and bitter campaign, emerging victorious despite the setbacks.
- The grieving family gutted it out through the funeral, finding solace in memories and support from loved ones.
FAQs About the word gutted it out
fortitude and stamina in coping with what alarms, repels, or discourages, catgut, a narrow waterway or small creek, arising from one's inmost self, digestive tr
persisted,carried on, persevered, hung in there, dug in, knuckled down, followed through (with),hung on, kept up
submitted, gave up,knocked off, quitted, quit, faltered, yielded, hung back, hesitated, gave in
The exhausted hiker gutted it out through the final stretch of the arduous trail.
The athlete gutted it out despite the intense pain in his leg, determined to finish the race.
I gutted it out through a day of grueling work, knowing that I would be rewarded for my perseverance.
The team gutted it out during the overtime period, scoring the winning goal to secure victory.
