valorous

adjective (valorous, more valorous, most valorous)

«valorous» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

(formal, old) Valorous means very brave, especially in battle. tree →

In the lessons

A grand storybook word for heroes and knights: «a valorous knight». Toad in The Wind in the Willows likes to think of himself as valorous. It comes from «valour» (bravery).

Examples

The valorous knight rode out to fight the dragon. tree →
The soldiers were honoured for their valorous deeds. tree →
Toad sang about his own valorous adventures. tree →
She was valorous in the face of danger. tree →
The poem praises a valorous king. tree →
The little mouse made a valorous stand against the cat. tree →

Note

Formal; in speech say «brave». Noun: valour (UK) / valor (US). Not about «value», though they look alike.

On Mova

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