valiant

[ˈvæliənt]

valiant Definition

• 1. possessing or showing courage or determination
• 2. brave

Using valiant: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "valiant" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The valiant soldier charged into battle without hesitation.

• Example

  She made a valiant effort to save the company from bankruptcy.

• Example

  The firefighters made a valiant attempt to rescue the trapped victims.

• Example

  He put up a valiant fight against the disease.

valiant Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for valiant

• brave
• courageous
• heroic
• gallant
• bold

Antonyms for valiant

• cowardly
• timid
• fearful

Phrases with valiant

• valiant deed

  a brave or heroic act

  Example

  His valiant deed earned him a medal of honor.

• valiant effort

  a determined and courageous attempt to achieve something

  Example

  Despite the odds, the team made a valiant effort to win the game.

• valiant knight

  a brave and chivalrous medieval warrior

  Example

  The story of King Arthur and his valiant knights is a classic tale of heroism and adventure.

Origins of valiant

from Old French 'vaillant', from Latin 'valere', meaning 'to be strong'

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Summary: valiant in Brief

The term 'valiant' [ˈvæliənt] describes someone who possesses or shows courage and determination. It is often used to describe brave actions, such as charging into battle or making a heroic effort. Synonyms include 'courageous,' 'heroic,' and 'gallant.' Antonyms include 'cowardly' and 'timid.'