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Meaning of valiant
showing courage or determination
Etymology of valiant
The word "valiant" originates from the Old French word "vaillant," meaning "brave" or "worthy," which is derived from the Latin word "valere," meaning "to be strong" or "to be worthy"
Historically, the word has been used to describe individuals who demonstrate exceptional courage, bravery, or determination, particularly in military or chivalrous contexts
Synonyms
brave
courageous
fearless
daring
heroic
bold
intrepid
gallant
chivalrous
noble
magnanimous
dauntless
unafraid
undaunted
stalwart
resolute
determined
plucky
spirited
adventurous
audacious
confident
valorous
mighty
powerful
strong
potent
vigorous
energetic
lively
zealous
enthusiastic
dedicated
devoted
loyal
faithful
steadfast
unwavering
unshakeable
unyielding
Definitions
- Having or showing courage or determination, typically in the face of danger or difficulty
- * Showing courage or bravery, especially in battle
Usage Examples
- The valiant efforts of the emergency responders saved many lives during the natural disaster
- * The valiant knight rode into battle, his armor shining and his heart full of courage
- * She was a valiant advocate for social justice, never backing down from a challenge
Antonyms
cowardly
fearful
timid
weak
feeble
frail
fragile
delicate
dainty
faint
hesitant
indecisive
irresolute
spineless
craven
pusillanimous
recreant
faint-hearted
chicken-hearted
lily-livered
yellow-bellied
cringing
cowering
groveling
abject
servile
submissive