Nobly and Valiantly

Nobly

Nobly adverb - In a manner befitting a person of the highest character and ideals.
Usage example: civil rights activists nobly striving for justice and equality

Valiantly and nobly are semantically related in bravely topic. In some cases you can use "Valiantly" instead an adverb "Nobly".

Nearby Words: noble, nobility, nobleman

Valiantly

Valiantly adverb - With valor; in a valiant manner.
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Nobly and valiantly are semantically related in bravely topic. You can use "Nobly" instead an adverb "Valiantly".

Nearby Words: valiant, valiancy

Both words in one sentence

  • Unfortunately, she's destined for Mamoru, so Rei must suffer valiantly in her unrequited love or wait for Mamoru to either nobly step aside, turn into a dick or get run over by a truck so she can make her move.
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