gutsy
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈɡətˈsi// UK //ɡˈʌtsi// gut·sy
adj. showing a lot of courage or confidence. You use this to describe someone who does something brave or a decision that is bold and risky.
adj. characterised by a high degree of courage, confidence, or boldness.
It was a gutsy move to quit her job and start a business.
The pilot made a gutsy decision to land in the storm, relying on his experience rather than the failing instruments.
While the strategy was criticized for its high risk, the gutsy approach ultimately secured the company's market share and proved the board's faith in the CEO.
From guts + -y.