"adventurer for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means someone who actively seeks out new and exciting experiences, often pushing themselves outside of their comfort zone. Example: The young woman was an adventurer for life, constantly seeking out new challenges and experiences to fulfill her wanderlust.
Warren Luhrs concedes that he has been an adventurer for as long as he can remember.
The most dedicated are awarded titles such as "Adventurer" (for ticking ten separate locations) and may be crowned "mayor" of the place.
Best known as the author of the comedies that became Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" and Rossini's "The Barber of Seville," Beaumarchais was a high-spirited adventurer for whom writing plays was only an "honest relaxation".
(Isherwood) 'TOM CREAN: ANTARCTIC EXPLORER' In this one-man show, the Irish actor and writer Aidan Dooley vividly brings to life the eviscerating career of this adventurer for hire, a former member of the Royal Navy who served both Capt.
Among Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's supporters, including exile groups and her own lawyers, there is widespread anger at the American adventurer for putting her at risk of imprisonment.
(Anne Midgette) 'TOM CREAN: ANTARCTIC EXPLORER' In this one-man show, the Irish actor and writer Aidan Dooley vividly brings to life the eviscerating career of this adventurer for hire, a former member of the Royal Navy who served both Capt.
For years, Patagonia, the outdoor clothier, has been outfitting adventurers for forays into the wilderness.
Early the next morning, I left my apartment to meet a group of local outdoor adventurers for a rock-climbing trip.
More than 200 years later came another round of Spanish reconnaissance, from two expeditions led by Jesuits who again seemed more like accidental adventurers for the lack of enthusiasm they showed.
As you cut into your New York strip steak ($32), you can gaze at a coastline that has attracted adventurers for centuries, including the 16th-century shipwrecked Spanish chronicler Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca.
Mr. Washington, 63, whose white skin and blond hair, which is turning white, mark him as something of an outsider, is a great-great-grandson of the island's founding father, an American sailor named Nathaniel Savory who set sail in 1830 with a band of adventurers for this island, which was known as a lawless natural wonder.
