Big and Gallant

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Big adjective - Having, characterized by, or arising from a dignified and generous nature.

Usage example: how big of you to give your subordinates most of the credit

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Gallant and big are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gallant" instead an adjective "Big".

Nearby Word: bigness

Gallant adjective - Having, characterized by, or arising from a dignified and generous nature.

Usage example: the members of that service club are known for their gallant service to the community

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Big and gallant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Big" instead an adjective "Gallant".

Nearby Words: gallantry, gallantly

A strange aversion with Kero's big form, that was initially depicted as more serious minded and gallant than his Sleep-Mode Size.

Source: Flanderization / Anime and Manga
In The Golden Age, Lance Gallant tells the spirit of his dead brother Michael (who constantly torments him to become Captain Triumph so he could live again) "go to hell and take this big metal bastard with you" before he and Robotman both die by electrocution.

Source: See You in Hell
Knight in Sour Armor: Jefferson Dean Gallant, former mayor of Cypress Knee who turned swamp hermit after a gator named Merle ate his infant son and drove his wife to leave him, is now railing against the big Golden Cypress development - but often finding deaf ears.

Source: Video Game / Knee Deep

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