valentia (Meaning)
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valentia (n.)
See Valencia.
Synonyms & Antonyms of valentia
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valentia Sentence Examples
- The soldier's valentia on the battlefield inspired his comrades.
- Her valentia in confronting the bully earned her the admiration of her peers.
- The child's valentia in facing his fears was a testament to his inner strength.
- The valentia of the doctor in treating the critically ill patient was commendable.
- The company's valentia in launching a new product during a recession was risky but ultimately successful.
- Valentia is an essential virtue for those who dare to pursue their dreams.
- The valentia of the explorer in venturing into unknown territory was a testament to his thirst for knowledge.
- The firefighter's valentia in rescuing the trapped family from a burning building was a heroic act.
- The activist's valentia in speaking out against injustice made a significant difference in the lives of many.
- Valentia is not about being fearless, but about having the courage to face adversity with determination.
FAQs About the word valentia
See Valencia.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The soldier's valentia on the battlefield inspired his comrades.
Her valentia in confronting the bully earned her the admiration of her peers.
The child's valentia in facing his fears was a testament to his inner strength.
The valentia of the doctor in treating the critically ill patient was commendable.
