adv

valiantly

Valiantly (adv) means In a brave, courageous way. Example: “The old dog struggled valiantly up the stairs.”

adv

In a brave, courageous way.

"The old dog struggled valiantly up the stairs."

How to use valiantly

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDoing something bravely, especially against difficult odds.

more valiantly comparative, most valiantly superlative

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The old dog struggled _____ up the stairs.

From "valiant" + the adverb-forming suffix "-ly".

valorously

instantly elegantly blatantly distantly abundantly constantly pleasantly importantly reluctantly incessantly brilliantly triumphantly

What does “valiantly” mean?

The word “valiantly” means in a brave, courageous way. In plain terms, doing something bravely, especially against difficult odds.

How do you use “valiantly” in a sentence?

Here is “valiantly” used in a sentence: “The old dog struggled valiantly up the stairs.”

What part of speech is “valiantly”?

“Valiantly” is an adverb.

What is the meaning of valiantly?

"valiantly" (adv) means in a brave, courageous way.