Meaning & Definition of word "Valiantly"
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.