Valiant

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What Does Valiant Mean?

  • 勇敢的
  • 英勇的
  • 刚强的

Valiant Pronunciation

/ˈvæl.jənt/

Valiant Definition

adjective

Definition

possessing or showing courage or determination

In ZH

拥有或表现出勇气或决心

How to Use Valiant in a Sentence

  • The valiant knight fought bravely for his kingdom.
  • She made a valiant effort to save the company from bankruptcy.
  • His valiant actions in the face of danger saved many lives.
  • They were valiant in their pursuit of justice.
  • The team's valiant comeback in the last minute shocked everyone.
noun

Definition

a person who shows great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle

In ZH

在危险面前表现出巨大勇气的人，特别是在战斗中

How to Use Valiant in a Sentence

  • The valiant of old are often celebrated in songs and stories.
  • He was remembered as a valiant for his bravery in war.
  • Valiants in folklore often embody the ideals of heroism.
  • The valiant stood together against overwhelming odds.
  • Historical accounts often portray valiance as a noble trait.

Cultural Notes

In many cultures, tales of valiant heroes are pivotal, often reflecting societal values of bravery and sacrifice.

Synonyms for Valiant