Pronunciation: /ˈɡælənt/
noun a brave, noble, or chivalrous man
A1 The gallant knight saved the princess from the dragon.
A2 The gallant soldier risked his life to protect his comrades.
B1 The gallant gentleman offered his seat to the elderly lady on the bus.
B2 The gallant firefighter rushed into the burning building to save the trapped family.
C1 The gallant captain led his crew through the treacherous storm to safety.
C2 The gallant explorer braved the harsh conditions of the Arctic to discover new lands.
adjective brave, noble, or chivalrous
A1 He was a gallant knight who always helped those in need.
A2 The gallant soldier bravely faced the enemy on the battlefield.
B1 The gallant prince saved the princess from the dragon.
B2 She was impressed by his gallant behavior during the crisis.
C1 The gallant gentleman escorted her home after the party.
C2 His gallant actions during the fire earned him a medal of honor.
formal The gallant knight rode into battle with unwavering courage.
informal He was such a gallant gentleman, always holding the door open for others.
slang That dude is so gallant, always helping out his friends no matter what.
figurative Her gallant spirit shone through even in the face of adversity.
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