gallant

The word “gallant” has 2 syllables: gal-lant

It's pronounced as /ˈɡælənt/


What is synonym and antonym for gallant?

In the thesaurus, “gallant” has 235 synonyms and 126 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for gallant along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for gallant

  • Beau Brummell
  • Homeric
  • Spartan
  • admirer
  • adventuresome
  • adventurous
  • apocalyptic
  • apocalyptical
  • attend
  • attentive
  • audacious
  • august
  • awesome
  • awful
  • baronial
  • beau
  • beloved
  • big
  • blade
  • bold
  • boyfriend
  • brash
  • brave
  • brazen
  • buck
  • cavalier
  • celestial
  • chivalrous
  • clotheshorse
  • colossal
  • comforted
  • considerate
  • cosmic
  • cosmical
  • courageous
  • court
  • courteous
  • courtly
  • coxcomb
  • crazy
  • crush
  • dandy
  • daredevil
  • daring
  • darling
  • dasher
  • dashing
  • date
  • dauntless
  • dear
  • determined
  • dignified
  • divine
  • doughty
  • dude
  • elevated
  • emboldened
  • encouraged
  • ennobled
  • epic
  • escort
  • exalted
  • exquisite
  • extraordinary
  • extravagant
  • fancy Dan
  • favorite
  • fearless
  • fellow
  • fire-eating
  • firm
  • flame
  • foolhardy
  • foolish
  • fop
  • formidable
  • game
  • gamey
  • gamy
  • glorified
  • glorious
  • go out
  • gorgeous
  • gracious
  • grand
  • grandiose
  • great
  • greathearted
  • gritty
  • gutsy
  • gutty
  • hairy
  • half-witted
  • hardy
  • hasty
  • headlong
  • heartened
  • heavenly
  • heedless
  • heroic
  • heroical
  • high
  • high-minded
  • honey
  • honorable
  • hotheaded
  • imperial
  • impetuous
  • imposing
  • impressive
  • imprudent
  • impulsive
  • incautious
  • inflated
  • insane
  • inspiring
  • intended
  • intrepid
  • jay
  • killer
  • kingly
  • knightly
  • lavish
  • lionhearted
  • lofty
  • lordly
  • lounge lizard
  • love
  • lover
  • lunatic
  • luxurious
  • macaroni
  • mad
  • madcap
  • magnanimous
  • magnific
  • magnificent
  • majestic
  • man
  • manful
  • marvellous
  • marvelous
  • massive
  • mettlesome
  • monstrous
  • monumental
  • moving
  • natural
  • noble
  • numinous
  • nutty
  • old man
  • operatic
  • opulent
  • overblown
  • overbold
  • overconfident
  • palatial
  • palatine
  • plucky
  • polite
  • pompous
  • popinjay
  • precipitate
  • prepossessing
  • pretty boy
  • princely
  • prodigious
  • proud
  • queenly
  • quixotic
  • rash
  • reassured
  • reckless
  • redoubtable
  • regal
  • remarkable
  • resolute
  • resplendent
  • romance
  • royal
  • see
  • sensational
  • significant other
  • spark
  • spirited
  • splendid
  • splendiferous
  • spunky
  • squeeze
  • stalwart
  • stately
  • steady
  • step out
  • stout
  • stouthearted
  • striking
  • stupendous
  • suave
  • sublime
  • suitor
  • sumptuous
  • superb
  • swain
  • sweet
  • sweetheart
  • sweetie
  • sweetie pie
  • swell
  • take out
  • terrific
  • thoughtful
  • thoughtless
  • tremendous
  • unafraid
  • undauntable
  • undaunted
  • undeterred
  • undismayed
  • unflinching
  • unswerving
  • uplifting
  • urbane
  • valentine
  • valiant
  • valorous
  • venerable
  • venturesome
  • venturous
  • wild
  • wonderful
  • wondrous
  • woo
  • wooer
  • worthy

Antonyms for gallant

  • abject
  • abominable
  • afraid
  • agitated
  • anxious
  • appalled
  • apprehensive
  • average
  • base
  • careful
  • cautious
  • chicken
  • chicken-livered
  • chickenhearted
  • coarse
  • common
  • concerned
  • contemptible
  • coward
  • cowardly
  • craven
  • crude
  • dastardly
  • debased
  • degenerate
  • degraded
  • degrading
  • despicable
  • detestable
  • diffident
  • dirty
  • disconcerted
  • discreditable
  • dismayed
  • disquieted
  • disturbed
  • fainthearted
  • fearful
  • frightened
  • gutless
  • hateful
  • heedful
  • horrified
  • humble
  • humiliating
  • ignoble
  • ignominious
  • insignificant
  • lily-livered
  • little
  • lousy
  • low
  • lowly
  • mean
  • measly
  • mediocre
  • meek
  • meretricious
  • milk-livered
  • modest
  • mousey
  • mousy
  • narrow
  • nerveless
  • nervous
  • offensive
  • ordinary
  • paltry
  • panic-stricken
  • panicked
  • perturbed
  • petty
  • poltroon
  • poor-spirited
  • prudent
  • puny
  • pusillanimous
  • repulsive
  • run-of-the-mill
  • scared
  • scary
  • second-rate
  • shabby
  • shocked
  • shy
  • skittish
  • slob
  • sloven
  • small-minded
  • sordid
  • sorry
  • spineless
  • spiritless
  • spooked
  • squalid
  • startled
  • terrified
  • terrorized
  • timid
  • timorous
  • trifling
  • trivial
  • ugly
  • unadventurous
  • uncourageous
  • ungallant
  • ungentlemanly
  • unheroic
  • unimposing
  • unimpressive
  • unmanly
  • unmannerly
  • unnerved
  • unprepossessing
  • unrefined
  • unwilling
  • upset
  • vicious
  • vile
  • vulgar
  • weak
  • weakhearted
  • wimpy
  • worried
  • wretched
  • yellow

Meanings of gallant

  • adjective
    1. Brave, valiant.
    2. Honorable.
    3. Grand, noble.
    4. Showy; splendid; magnificent; gay; well-dressed.
    5. Polite and attentive to ladies; courteous to women; chivalrous.
  • noun
    1. A fashionable young man who is polite and attentive to women.
    2. One who woos, a lover, a suitor, a seducer.
    3. Topgallant.
  • verb
    1. To attend or wait on (a lady).
    2. To handle with grace or in a modish manner.

Example Sentences

  • The knight's gallant actions on the battlefield earned him great respect.
  • In the face of danger, the soldier showed gallant courage and determination.
  • The gentleman's gallant gesture of holding the door for others was appreciated.
  • She was impressed by the gallant effort he put into organizing the charity event.
  • The historical novel featured a gallant hero who faced adversity with honor.

On this page you'll find 361 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to gallant, such as: Beau Brummell, Homeric, Spartan, abject, abominable, admirer, adventuresome.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

dallier

  • Casanova
  • Don Juan
  • abecedarian
  • adulterer
  • aesthete
  • chaser
  • connoisseur
  • crawler
  • cruiser
  • dabbler
  • dawdler
  • debaucher
  • delayer
  • do-nothing
  • dragger
  • flirt
  • gallant
  • greenhorn
  • idler
  • laggard
  • lagger
  • latecomer
  • lazybones
  • lingerer
  • loafer
  • loiterer
  • lounger
  • lover
  • man on the make
  • nonprofessional
  • operator
  • plodder
  • poke
  • procrastinator
  • rookie
  • skirt chaser
  • slouch
  • slowpoke
  • slug
  • sluggard
  • smatterer
  • snail
  • straggler
  • swinger
  • tenderfoot
  • trifler
  • tyro
  • uninitiate
  • womanizer

Galahad

  • Beau Brummell
  • aristocrat
  • beau
  • blade
  • blood
  • buck
  • captivator
  • cavalier
  • charmer
  • dandy
  • dude
  • fop
  • gallant
  • gentleman
  • jay
  • knight
  • patrician
  • prince
  • smoothie
  • smoothy
  • swell

keep company

  • accompany
  • address
  • aim for
  • associate
  • associate with
  • attend
  • bear
  • befriend
  • beg
  • bill and coo
  • bring
  • butter up
  • caress
  • carry
  • chaperon
  • charm
  • chase
  • chum around
  • chum together
  • chum with
  • clique with
  • club
  • come along
  • communalize
  • company
  • conduct
  • consort
  • consort with
  • convoy
  • court
  • cultivate
  • curry favor
  • date
  • deuce it
  • dog
  • draft
  • drag
  • entertain
  • entreat
  • escort
  • fix up
  • follow
  • fraternize
  • gallant
  • gang up with
  • get about
  • get around
  • get-together
  • go along
  • go around together
  • go around with
  • go out
  • go out with
  • go steady
  • go together
  • guard
  • guide
  • hang around
  • hang around with
  • hang out
  • hang out with
  • hang with
  • hobnob
  • importune
  • join
  • knock around with
  • lead
  • league
  • look after
  • make a date
  • make advances
  • make love
  • make the rounds
  • mingle
  • mix
  • pal
  • pal around
  • pal around with
  • pal with
  • propose
  • pursue
  • romance
  • rub elbows
  • rub shoulders
  • run after
  • run around with
  • run with
  • rush
  • see
  • seek in marriage
  • seek the hand of
  • shadow
  • shlep along
  • show about
  • show around
  • socialize
  • solicit
  • spark
  • spend time
  • spook
  • spoon
  • squire
  • step around
  • step out
  • stick to
  • string along
  • tag along
  • tailgate
  • take out
  • take up with
  • tie up with
  • usher
  • woo

lady-killer

  • Casanova
  • Don Juan
  • Romeo
  • adulterer
  • amorist
  • chaser
  • cruiser
  • dallier
  • debaucher
  • flirt
  • gallant
  • lecher
  • lothario
  • lounge lizard
  • lover
  • man on the make
  • masher
  • operator
  • paramour
  • philanderer
  • romancer
  • satyr
  • seducer
  • skirt chaser
  • swinger
  • whoremaster
  • whoremonger
  • wolf
  • womanizer

ladylike

  • acceptable
  • affable
  • appropriate
  • attentive
  • becoming
  • befitting
  • careful
  • ceremonial
  • ceremonious
  • chivalrous
  • civil
  • civilized
  • comme il faut
  • considerate
  • cordial
  • correct
  • courteous
  • courtly
  • couth
  • cultured
  • decent
  • decorous
  • deferential
  • distaff
  • dutiful
  • effeminate
  • effete
  • elegant
  • epicene
  • felicitous
  • female
  • feminine
  • fit
  • fitting
  • formal
  • friendly
  • gallant
  • genial
  • genteel
  • gentlemanlike
  • gentlemanly
  • girlie
  • girlish
  • girly
  • good
  • graceful
  • gracious
  • hospitable
  • mannerly
  • meet
  • modest
  • nice
  • petticoat
  • pleasant
  • polite
  • proper
  • red-carpet
  • refined
  • respectable
  • respectful
  • right
  • seemly
  • sissified
  • sissy
  • smooth
  • sociable
  • solicitous
  • suave
  • submissive
  • suitable
  • thoughtful
  • ultrafeminine
  • unctuous
  • unmanly
  • urbane
  • well-bred
  • well-mannered
  • womanish
  • womanlike
  • womanly
  • yielding

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