gallantly

The word “gallantly” has 3 syllables: gal-lant-ly.

It's pronounced as /ˈɡæləntli/.


What is synonym and antonym for gallantly?

In the thesaurus, “gallantly” has 20 synonyms and 13 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for gallantly along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for gallantly

  • amiably
  • attentively
  • boldly
  • bravely
  • cordially
  • courageously
  • fearlessly
  • firmly
  • gamely
  • gently
  • graciously
  • heroically
  • honorably
  • kindly
  • manfully
  • politely
  • respectfully
  • tactfully
  • thoughtfully
  • valiantly

Antonyms for gallantly

Meanings of gallantly

  • adverb
    1. In a gallant or gentlemanly manner; with social graces.
    2. In a brave or valiant manner.

Example Sentences

  • The knight rode gallantly into battle, leading his troops with valor.
  • Despite the challenges, she faced the situation gallantly and with unwavering resolve.
  • He gallantly offered his arm to escort her down the grand staircase.
  • The captain gallantly steered the ship through treacherous waters to safety.
  • In the face of adversity, the team fought gallantly until the final whistle.

On this page you'll find 33 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to gallantly, such as: abominably, amiably, attentively, basely, boldly, bravely, cordially.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • adventurously
  • alarmingly
  • audaciously
  • boldly
  • brazenly
  • carelessly
  • courageously
  • critically
  • desperately
  • eagerly
  • fearlessly
  • foolishly
  • gallantly
  • gamely
  • hardily
  • heroically
  • perilously
  • precariously
  • recklessly
  • seriously
  • severely
  • spiritedly
  • stoutly
  • valiantly

dauntlessly

gamely

  • boldly
  • bravely
  • courageously
  • determinedly
  • eagerly
  • enthusiastically
  • fearlessly
  • firmly
  • gallantly
  • intrepidly
  • manfully
  • pluckily
  • resolutely
  • stalwartly
  • stoutly
  • valiantly

valorously

venerably


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