noun
- a reliable person who works hard and perseveres despite difficulties
- a member of a theatrical troupe or traveling company of performers
Usage: informal
Examples
- She’s a real trouper who never complains about working overtime.
- Despite being sick, he was such a trouper and finished the project on time.
- The old trouper had performed in theaters across the country for decades.
- Even when the show had technical problems, the cast proved they were true troupers.
- My grandmother was a trouper who raised five children during the Depression.
- The traveling trouper entertained audiences in small towns throughout the Midwest.