gallantry — brave or heroic conduct, especially in battle
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: brave or heroic conduct, especially in battle
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɡæləntri/
Korean meaning: 용맹함, 용기 (특히 전투에서)
Korean pronunciation: 갤-런-트리 (강세: 갤)
Example Sentences
- The firefighter's gallantry saved three cats from the burning building.
- His gallantry of opening doors for everyone led to him being late for his own wedding.
- The medal was awarded for exceptional gallantry under enemy fire.
gallantry
NOUN//ˈɡæləntri//
brave or heroic conduct, especially in battle
Knight's brave heroic charge into danger
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True gallantry turns rivalry into chivalry!
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Origin
From Middle French 'galant' meaning 'noble' or 'courteous,' derived from Old French 'gale' meaning 'merriment' or 'joy.' The suffix '-ry' converts it to an abstract noun denoting the quality or practice of gallant behavior.
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“The firefighter's gallantry saved three cats from the burning building.”
“His gallantry of opening doors for everyone led to him being late for his own wedding.”
“The medal was awarded for exceptional gallantry under enemy fire.”
“She appreciated his gallantry but insisted on paying for her own meal.”
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