Meaning & Definition of word "Valiantly"
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Valiantly
/ˈvæl.i.ənt.li/
adverb:
- 1. In a manner that shows courage or determination.
- Example: The soldiers fought valiantly to defend their homeland against the invaders.
- 2. With great effort and bravery.
- Example: Despite the overwhelming odds, the team played valiantly throughout the match.
- 3. Courageously and heroically.
- Example: She valiantly attempted to rescue the kitten stuck in the tree.
- 4. Boldly and fearlessly.
- Example: He stood valiantly in the face of adversity, refusing to back down.
Etymology
From Middle English, derived from 'valiant', which comes from Latin 'valens', meaning 'strong' or 'powerful'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
stand valiantly:
to withstand challenges with courage and determination.
valiantly defend:
to protect something with great courage.
valiantly fight:
to engage in a struggle with bravery.
Related Words
valiant:
possessing or showing courage or determination.
valor:
great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle.
bravery:
courageous behavior or character.
Slang Meanings of valiantly
Meaning: Going all out in a tough situation.
Example Sentence: He really went valiantly in that last game.
Meaning: Putting up a strong fight.
Example Sentence: She danced valiantly despite feeling sick.