at a venture
prep_phraseEtymology
From earlier at adventure, with the same meaning, from Anglo-Norman and Old French a l'aventure (“at random”).
- derived from a l'aventure
Definitions
at random, without application of due thought, haphazardly or recklessly
- For my own part, I never in my life began a letter more at a venture than the present.
- He had nothing better to do than to take chance for his guide, and to go at a venture through the streets of the city.
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