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Adventure

An adventure is a novel and exciting undertaking that is typically bold, sometimes risky. Adventures may be activities with danger such as traveling, exploring, skydiving, mountain climbing, scuba diving, river rafting, other extreme sports, or, importantly, any other activity that may be new, fresh or difficult and may even lead to failure. Adventure…

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Adventure

Nodes65
Edges64
Triples62
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030769
Components1

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Adventure

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related to Nonfiction works · 17
Adventure → Captain James Cook's, Conquistadors, Documentaries, From, Journals, Lionel Terray, Marco Polo, Marco Polo's, Mark Twain's Roughing It, Meriwether Lewis, Others, The Right Stuff, The Travels, There, Tom Wolfe, Useless, William Clark
related to Motivation · 9
Adventure → According, Adventurous, André Malraux, For, Helen Keller, If, Life, Man's Fate, Similarly
related to Outdoors · 6
Adventure → Examples, Hatchet, Mother Nature, Mountain, My Side, These
related to Mythology and fiction · 4
Adventure → Homer's Odyssey, Late Middle Ages, Some, The
related to External links · 3
Adventure → Philology, Research Unit, Website
related to Video games · 3
Adventure → In, Many, The
related to Adventure sports · 2
Adventure → Some, There
related to Questing · 2
Adventure → Many, On
see also · 2
Adventure → List, Sports
is a · 1
Adventure → novel and exciting undertaking that is typically bold

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sports adventures many activities typically adventurous books mountain often undertaken pursuit also skydiving arousal knowledge experiences adventurer character hero story

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Adventureis anovel and exciting undertaking that is typically bold0.90text
travelinginstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
exploringinstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
skydivinginstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
mountain climbinginstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
scuba divinginstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
river raftinginstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
other extreme sportsinstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
orinstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
importantlyinstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
any other activity that may be newinstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text
fresh or difficultinstance ofAdventures may be activities with danger0.80text

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