English to Latin Meaning of valiant - viri fortissimi

Valiant :

viri fortissimi

adjective

viri fortissimi, heroico metro, ferox, fortem, audax, audacissimus, praevalidum, istis

Valiant :: fortissimiValiantly :: viriliter

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Definitions of valiant in English

Adjective(1) having or showing valor

Examples of valiant in English

(1) Though their efforts were valiant it was painfully obvious it had little effect on the blaze.(2) The singer feigns ignorance, and makes a valiant if contradictory effort to keep up appearances.(3) Apparently, he had made a valiant effort to turn the whole thing into a classroom.(4) Although Vic made a valiant effort to overtake the leaders, he fell short by a few points.(5) He is someone who has given his all to the game and should go out after a valiant effort, win or lose.(6) They made a valiant attempt to avoid capture, but were forced to give themselves up because his friend was too badly injured to go on.(7) This book is a history of its ten years' valiant work in maintaining the high standards one has come to expect of British newspapers.(8) Reports indicate that she made a valiant attempt to escape the fusillade of bullets but was chased and shot anyway.(9) New recruits can be invited to the army halls in order to train and become valiant warriors.(10) We should never forget the sacrifices made during the Second World War, nor the lives lost as part of a vital and valiant struggle.(11) That first-half lead was protected by some valiant defending, not least from the impressive Richard Dunne.(12) These are our valiant soldiers, the ones who die for us on the battlefield and in the electric chair.(13) Bruno loves Sonia and makes a valiant effort to make her happy once again.(14) Despite a decided lack of knowledge of the rules of the sport they played a valiant game.(15) As always, there are a few, valiant individual journalists doing their best.(16) He was a valiant warrior and and a great hunter who roamed over the whole earth.

(1) valet parking ::

valet raedam

(2) valet service ::

valet ministerium

Synonyms

Adjective

1. brave ::

fortem

2. courageous ::

audax

3. valorous ::

istis

4. intrepid ::

impavida

5. heroic ::

heroico metro

6. gallant ::

animosus

7. lionhearted ::

Lionhearted

8. bold ::

audax

9. fearless ::

timere

10. daring ::

audacissimus

11. audacious ::

audacious

12. unflinching ::

severissimus exactor

13. unshrinking ::

praebebit

14. unafraid ::

non timebis

15. dauntless ::

& imperterritum

16. undaunted ::

ferocia

17. doughty ::

udum feroci

18. tough ::

lenta

19. indomitable ::

invicta

20. mettlesome ::

ferocia

21. stouthearted ::

constantes corde;

22. spirited ::

ferox

23. plucky ::

plucky

24. game ::

ludum

25. gutsy ::

gutsy

26. gutty ::

gutty

27. spunky ::

spunky

Antonyms

1. chicken ::

pullum

2. chicken-livered ::

nus pópulum pullum,

3. coward ::

ignavum nominare

4. craven ::

dacem timidumque

5. lily-livered ::

nus pópulum lilium,

6. poltroon ::

poltroon

7. pusillanimous ::

Patres mollem

8. timorous ::

timidis

9. yellow ::

flavo

Different Forms

valiant, valiantly

Word Example from TV Shows

alongside his VALIANT brothers-in-arms.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 2

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