gallants Synonyms
gallants Meaning
gallants
paramour, chivalrous sense 2a, noble, polite and attentive to women, a young man of fashion, courteously and elaborately attentive especially to ladies, a fashionable young man, to pay court to (a lady), splendid, stately, splendid sense 2, stately, to pay court to ladies, showy in dress or bearing, ladies' man, suitor, spirited, brave, to manipulate (a fan) in a modish manner, a man who likes the company of women and is attentive to them, suitor sense 3, nobly chivalrous and often self-sacrificing
gallants Sentence Examples
- The gallants of the court paraded their elaborate garments with pride.
- The young gallants sought adventure and the favor of fair maidens.
- The gallants' exploits were often recounted in tales of chivalry and romance.
- Their gallantry extended beyond the battlefield, as they were known for their courteous manners and generosity.
- The gallants' lavish parties and extravagant lifestyles were the talk of the town.
- Some gallants used their influence to champion the less fortunate.
- The gallants' flamboyant attire and swaggering demeanor made them easy to spot in any crowd.
- Despite their reputation for bravery and honor, some gallants were known to be reckless and prone to scandal.
- The gallants' loyalty to their companions was unwavering, and they would often risk their lives to defend their friends.
- As the years passed, many of the gallants settled down and became respected members of society.
FAQs About the word gallants
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The gallants of the court paraded their elaborate garments with pride.
The young gallants sought adventure and the favor of fair maidens.
The gallants' exploits were often recounted in tales of chivalry and romance.
Their gallantry extended beyond the battlefield, as they were known for their courteous manners and generosity.
