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"Fearless" and "valiant": comparing two sides of courage
Lloyd Cooper 04/12/2024, 21:27English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "fearless" and "valiant" describe bravery and courage.
What is different?
"Fearless" emphasizes the absence of fear, while "valiant" implies courageous action, often associated with nobility or heroic deeds, possibly despite feeling fear.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Fearless- The fearless explorer ventured into the uncharted jungle.
- She was fearless in her pursuit of justice.
- Despite the storm, the sailors remained fearless.
- The valiant knight fought to defend his kingdom.
- He made a valiant effort to save the drowning child.
- The firefighters were honored for their valiant service.
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