Courageing

Though not a standard English word, "courageing" is crafted here to represent the process of actively fostering or demonstrating courage. It encapsulates the act of inspiring, encouraging, or behaving in a brave manner. This involves facing fear, enduring hardship, and persevering in the face of adversity. It signifies not merely possessing courage, but actively deploying it and influencing others to do the same, whether through leadership, example, or direct support. The emphasis is on the dynamic application of bravery within a specific context or toward a particular goal.

Courageing meaning with examples

• The veteran, courageing his younger comrades, charged into the gunfire, demonstrating that fear could be overcome. He was a pillar of strength and a vital part of the troop's successful strategy, by showing his team the strength they held.
• Facing the criticism, she continued courageing the small business owners, and she gave them all the resources needed to continue, ensuring each of their businesses flourished. The support offered by her helped change so many lives.
• The coach, seeing the team's slump in performance, decided on courageing his athletes by speaking of their potential. He focused on how they could turn their struggles into their strengths, helping them rediscover their passion.
• Despite the challenges, the activists were courageing the public to support their cause. They kept showing up day after day and did all they could to make a change.