Bravery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAVERY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• courage
• courageous behaviour or character
• The quality of being brave; fearless; intrepidity.
• The act of braving; defiance; bravado.
• Splendor; magnificence; showy appearance; ostentation; fine dress.
• A showy person; a fine gentleman; a beau.
• a quality of spirit that enables you to face danger or pain without showing fear
• feeling no fear

Words related to BRAVERY

brave10 braveries14 valour9

How to use BRAVERY in a sentence

• A sharp conflict ensued, where Prince William behaved with great bravery, and the king himself was in the most imminent danger.
• You heard this morning of the bravery of the sword, and the bravery of suffering.
• Owing to these military services he enjoyed and cherished a high reputation for bravery and loyalty.
• His name was Wawanosh and he was renowed for his ancestry and personal bravery.
• A warrior brought home the tidings that he had received a fatal arrow in his breast after distinguishing himself by the most heroic bravery.
• Some of the men were dissatisfied with the decision, and there followed an incident as characteristic in its way as was the bravery with which the battle was subsequently fought.
• For the extraordinary masses of the Ruthenians were stronger in numbers than in bravery, and yielded the victory to the stout handful of the Danes.
• He presented Biorn with the lordship of Sweden for his conspicuous bravery and service.
• Among all the deeds of courage, he must stand forever apart! Poor Janie could not conceive of a bravery beyond physical strength.
• And she was unhappy, and, it may be, gradually attaining to broader views and moral bravery.
• BETTY ZANE This story tells of the bravery and heroism of Betty, the beautiful young sister of old Colonel Zane, one of the bravest pioneers.
• With such bravery as that regiment exhibited, the four millions and their prospective increase would require a gigantic force to make profitable slaves of them.
• The bravery of the Indians is of a different stamp from that which is exhibited by the whites, especially where the white man is a Simon-pure western trapper.
• A deed of remarkable bravery accompanied by clever strategy was performed by Captain Chester Sanders and twenty men mostly of Company F.
• The bravery and dash of your regiment won the admiration of the Moroccan Division, who are themselves versed in warfare.
• In each breast a spirit of bravery had been developed and their skill in the use of their arms did not for a moment forsake them.
• More bravery and activity were hoped for from the generous spirit of the nobles and gentry, than from the base disposition of the multitude.
• Every time they made a stand, the Prussians attacked them with redoubled vigour, and with success equal to their bravery.
• With reckless bravery, he and Russo had tried to rally the troops camped at headquarters.
• The defence which Coligny made was such as might have been expected from his firmness and bravery.
• Like man, in the face of danger, they show great bravery and never lose their presence of mind.
• He told me that war requires courage, and negociation judgment, and that the time will come when it will be seen, whether our skill in treaty is equal to our bravery in battle.
• The only charge was, that their bravery was almost sure to shun every useful form, and to take every noxious form.
• He drew from his pocket, with heroic bravery, a purse embroidered with a coat-of-arms, which he carefully concealed in the hollow of his hand.
• This gallant, with some of his associates would, in a bravery, come and take goods in the east march.
• With reckless bravery the soldiers pressed across the narrow way and rushed to the spot where the musket-flashes were seen.
• The consequence was that no man, whatever his deportment or qualifications, could long fill the public eye without distinguishing himself for the possession of personal bravery.

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