"adventure seeking" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used as a compound adjective to describe someone who enjoys seeking out new and exciting experiences. For example: "She was known amongst her friends as an adventure-seeking traveler, always eager to explore new and remote destinations."
Perhaps that is also true for video game reviewers, and someday I, too, may venture off on a grand adventure, seeking treasure and perhaps even saving the world.
Dr Saltman said part of the attraction was "adventure seeking and being part of a romantic journey", whereas the reality was "quite grim".
Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), the neural underpinnings of risk appraisal were studied in a large subject sample (n = 188), stratified according to thrill and adventure seeking (TAS) ratings.
Since it is still the holiday season pick up some Spice or Spice accessories for your adventure seeking friends.
With two volcanos, a variety of activities, and lodging, it is a popular place for adventure seeking travelers.
Whether its adventure seeking or inspiration that is sought, these destinations are sure to leave a lasting impression. 1. Mendenhall Glacier Caves of Tongass National Park, Alaska Adventure seekers should fly to Juneau and make their way over to the caves via kayak and climb.
Human adventure -- seeking actions that are not uncommon, such as skateboarding, hiking and hot air ballooning -- look clownish and unnatural against the awe-inspiring landscapes.
Adventure-seeking retired principals, apply now.
Conversely, I don't view myself as restless or adventure-seeking.
As an adventure-seeking teenager Polina leaves school and joins a modern dance troupe.
The adventure-seeking protagonist of Hoagland's novel is swept up in the chaos of southern Sudan.
