Sir Galahad
Definition
Proper noun 1. The most virtuous knight of the Round Table: In Arthurian legend, Sir Galahad is renowned as the purest, most chivalrous, and spiritually perfect knight. He is distinguished as the only knight deemed worthy to fully achieve the quest for and see the Holy Grail.
Examples of Usage
- Proper noun:
- In the stories, Sir Galahad is the son of Sir Lancelot.
- Only Sir Galahad was considered pure enough to find the Holy Grail.
- The character of Sir Galahad represents ideal virtue and divine grace.
Advanced Usage
- "A Galahad" or "a regular Galahad": Used as a common noun to describe a man who is exceptionally noble, virtuous, or chivalrous.
- He was a true Galahad, always defending those who couldn't defend themselves.
Variants and Related Words
- Galahad (n): A shortened, more common form used to refer to the knight or to a man of great virtue.
- He has the integrity of a modern-day Galahad.
Synonyms
- Paragon: A person or thing regarded as a perfect example of a particular quality.
- Knight in shining armor: An idealized, chivalrous man who comes to the rescue.
Related Idioms
- To be a Sir Galahad: To behave with extreme, almost idealized, chivalry and moral purity.
- Stop trying to be a Sir Galahad and see the situation for what it really is.
Noun
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(Arthurian legend) the most virtuous knight of the Round Table; was able to see the Holy Grail
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