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Meanings of valiant in English
Usage of valiant in English
1
In army ranks, we lost 10 of our valiant fighters, Mende said.
2
Once again, the Socceroos leave a major international tournament valiant in defeat.
3
At the head of the band rode the valiant Graham of Claverhouse.
4
A valiant effort, but ultimately one marred by a rather blunt delivery.
5
German reinforcements rushed up in a valiant effort to save the day.
6
Thus he said: and Diomede, valiant in the din of war, rejoiced.
7
But amidst them Menelaus, valiant in the din of war, thus spoke:
8
Especially she devotes herself to the most valiant and the most oppressed.
9
Well fought the valiant Gernot, and the same did Giselher, the knight.
10
She broke down all at once in her valiant attempt at calmness.
11
Several of them were slain at the threshold by the valiant brothers.
12
The most valiant will fly at the mere utterance of that word.
13
Despite valiant efforts of the spectators I was well and truly stuck.
14
In truth they are stout and valiant soldiers, and inured to war.
15
Two valiant pioneers from India and America are preparing entry into Tibet.
16
The fierce Hunding is to fight with my dearest friend-thevaliant Siegmund.
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Valiant through the time
Valiant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common