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valiantly
[ val-yuhnt-lee ]
adverb
- in a bold and stouthearted way; bravely or courageously:
The Polish troops fought valiantly in World War II, and were crucial to the Allied victory.
- in a heroic way that shows determination and tenacity:
Since the storm, utility crews have struggled valiantly to restore power, often working 16-hour shifts for days on end.
- in a worthy or excellent way:
Medieval art valiantly, exhaustively, fleshes out one perceptual model after another for what triumphantly escapes human perception: God, death, power, love, and so on.
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of valiantly1
Example Sentences
Machines valiantly take over for faltering kidneys, heart valves, bronchial tubes.
On Feb. 11, Vance valiantly informed an artificial intelligence summit in Paris that 鈥淎merican AI will not be co-opted into a tool for authoritarian censorship.鈥
When an elderly witness thanks him for so valiantly trying to save a criminal鈥檚 life, he is appropriately modest.
Roses are tougher than you鈥檇 think 鈥 during the drought I spied many residential yards with dead lawns and an old rose bush still valiantly blooming despite neglect and lack of water.
The arresting officer valiantly volunteered to take the primate home and care for it overnight.
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