Gallantry

Antonyms for gallantry:

pusillanimity, cowardice, fear, poltroonery, cowardliness.

Synonyms for gallantry:

Sense 1

fearlessness, courage, courtesy, civility, pluckiness, intrepidness, spunkiness, valiantness, stoutheartedness, savoir-faire, Braveness, gameness, chivalrousness, temerity, courageousness, undauntedness, heroics, tact, Doughtiness, dauntlessness, moxie, decorum, flattery, bravado, derring-do, gutsiness, gumption.

Sense 2

nobility, spunk, gut, mettle, daring, nerve, manhood, refinement, gentility, fortitude, breeding, cojones.

Sense 3

formality, exploit, manner, guts.

Sense 4

delicacy, spine.

Sense 5

pluck.

Sense 6

character.

Sense 7

grace.

Sense 12

spirit.

chivalry

chivalry, knighthood.

Sense 1 (noun)

heroics, nobility, bravado.

Sense 4 (noun)

courtesy, chivalrousness.

attribute (noun)

heroism, valiance, valiancy, valor, valour, valorousness.

bravery (noun)

pluck, heroism, knight errantry, valor.

bravery, civility (noun)

courage, courtesy, pluck, tact, nobility, spirit, intrepidity, mettle, nerve, derring-do, valiance, savoir-faire, daring, courageousness, prowess, dauntlessness, valor, fearlessness.

chivalry (noun)

knighthood.

courage (noun)

heart, stoutheartedness, Braveness, spunkiness, Doughtiness, gameness, gutsiness, undauntedness, intrepidness, pluckiness, dauntlessness, courageousness, intrepidity, valiance.

courtesy (noun)

politesse.

gallantry (noun)

politesse, chivalry, valorousness, heroism, valiancy, valiance, valour, valor.

good manners (noun)

courtesy.

heroism (noun)

courtesy.

maturity (noun)

manhood.

Usage examples for gallantry:

• Resuming a hold upon his gallantry, he hoped that his visitors would remain for luncheon. - "Major Vigoureux", A. T. Quiller-Couch.
• When she was succeeded by her more brilliant sister, the gallantry of a gallant and fantastic age was poured at the latter's feet, the sentiment of chivalry mingling itself with loyalty to the crown. - "Brief History of English and American Literature", Henry A. Beers.
• " It is enough if I've been useful," he rose in gallantry to the emergency. - "The Black Bag", Louis Joseph Vance.