valiance
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Definition
Noun: * Heroic courage; bravery, especially in battle: "Valiance" refers to the quality of being valiant, demonstrating exceptional courage and boldness, particularly when confronting danger or in the context of combat. It implies a noble and spirited strength in the face of adversity.
Usage
"Valiance" is a formal and literary noun used to describe the characteristic of great bravery. It is often applied in historical, military, or narrative contexts to praise acts of heroism. * The knight's valiance on the battlefield inspired his entire army. * The medal was awarded in recognition of her valiance during the rescue operation. * Tales of his valiance were told for generations.
Advanced Usage
- "To act with valiance": to behave in a manner showing heroic courage.
- Though outnumbered, the soldiers acted with great valiance.
Variants and Related Words
- Valiant (adj): possessing or showing courage or determination.
- They made a valiant effort to save the company.
- Valor (n): great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle. (This is a more common synonym).
- He was decorated for his valor in combat.
Synonyms
- Heroism
- Bravery
- Courage
- Gallantry
- Fearlessness
Antonyms
- Cowardice
- Timidity
- Fearfulness
Noun
- the qualities of a hero or heroine; exceptional or heroic courage when facing danger (especially in battle)
- he showed great heroism in battle
- he received a medal for valor