Valor
/ˈvæl.ər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
Great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle.
The soldier displayed remarkable valor during the combat, inspiring his comrades.
The quality of being brave and courageous.
Her valor in rescuing the child from the burning building earned her a medal of honor.
Boldness or determination in facing challenges.
The athlete's valor was evident as she competed against her injuries and completed the race.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French 'valeur', from Latin 'valor', meaning worth, value.
Common Phrases and Expressions
valor in battle
Courage demonstrated during combat.
acts of valor
Deeds demonstrating great bravery.
valor and honor
Courage accompanied by a sense of moral duty.
Related Words
brave
Having or showing courage.
courage
The ability to confront fear or adversity.
heroism
Great bravery.
Slang Meanings
Taking a bold stand or risk.
That move was pure valor!
A display of chivalry or gallantry.
He has mad valor, always standing up for the underdog.