gallantries Antonyms
Strongest:
- cowardice
- timidity
- cowardice
- timorousness
- timorousness
- spinelessness
- timidity
- cowardliness
- cowardliness
- spinelessness
Strong:
- faintheartedness
- impotence
- poltroonery
- poltroonery
- softness
- fearfulness
- feebleness
- weakness
- hesitation
- cold-feet
- fearfulness
- weakness
- cravenness
- impotence
- dastardliness
- cravenness
- cold-feet
- dastardliness
- hesitation
- softness
- faintheartedness
- feebleness
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- boldness
- stomach
- bottle
- pluck
- temper
- greatheartedness
- gall
- spunk
- mettle
- fiber
- doughtiness
- gumption
- intestinal-fortitude
- intrepidness
- effrontery
- fortitude
- pecker
- determination
- pluckiness
- audacity
- backbone
- stamina
- grit
- daringness
- gutsiness
- resolution
- endurance
- tenacity
- moxie
- dauntlessness
- temerity
- perseverance
- guts
Meaning of gallantries
Webster
gallantries (pl.)
of Gallantry
gallantries Sentence Examples
- The courtier's gallantries were met with scorn by the haughty princess.
- The young man's gallantries towards the lady were intended to win her favor.
- She was unimpressed by his shallow gallantries, for she craved a man of substance.
- The soldier's gallantries on the battlefield earned him the respect of both friend and foe.
- The suitor's gallantries were mere lip service, masking his true intentions.
- The poet's gallantries towards his mistress were a testament to his undying devotion.
- The actor's gallantries on stage were met with uproarious applause from the audience.
- The politician's gallantries were designed to woo voters and manipulate public opinion.
- The seducer's gallantries were nothing more than a facade to gain the trust of his victims.
- The salesman's gallantries were intended to soften the blow of his inflated prices.
FAQs About the word gallantries
of Gallantry
bravery,heroism, courage, prowess, courageousness, heart, daring, virtue, hardihood, nerve
cowardice, timidity,cowardice, timorousness, timorousness, spinelessness, timidity, cowardliness, cowardliness, spinelessness
The courtier's gallantries were met with scorn by the haughty princess.
The young man's gallantries towards the lady were intended to win her favor.
She was unimpressed by his shallow gallantries, for she craved a man of substance.
The soldier's gallantries on the battlefield earned him the respect of both friend and foe.
