"adventuresomely" meaning in English

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          "text": "We’re living a little more adventuresomely, and that’s how we hope to continue.”",
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          "ref": "2013, E. A. Grace, The Root of Heaven and Earth, page 787:",
          "text": "When we are confident of our ability to heal, we stride forward in our live adventuresomely, knowing that if we get burned or bruised along the way, we will heal from those injuries.",
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        "In an adventuresome manner."
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          "sense": "in an adventuresome manner",
          "word": "aventureiramente"
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