Pronunciation: /ˈɡæləntri/
noun bravery or courageous behavior, especially in battle
A1 He showed great gallantry by helping the old lady cross the street.
A2 The soldier was awarded a medal for his gallantry in battle.
B1 The knight's gallantry towards the princess won her heart.
B2 His gallantry in rescuing the hostages was praised by the entire nation.
C1 The diplomat's gallantry in diffusing the tense situation prevented a war.
C2 The captain's gallantry in leading his crew through the storm was legendary.
formal The soldier was awarded a medal for his gallantry in battle.
informal He showed a lot of gallantry when he saved the drowning child.
slang That dude's gallantry in standing up to the bully was impressive.
figurative Her gallantry in facing her fears inspired everyone around her.
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