Gallantries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GALLANTRIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GALLANTRY, bravery; attention or devotion to ladies
• courageous behaviour, especially in battle
• polite attention or respect given by men to women
• gallant actions or words
• sexual intrigue
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• gallant appearance

Words related to GALLANTRIES

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How to use GALLANTRIES in a sentence

• I think I have said that Jack was a very comely fellow? He was big and brawny, and tireless in good-humor, and the attractive little gallantries that women adore.
• Nevertheless, two of them, instead of engaging in these fleeting gallantries, stood in the bow talking with a man, advanced in years, but still vigorous and erect.
• The lad was practically his own master, and the memories of Florentine gallantries filled his mind with desires for their resumption.
• Cammilla sighed for the gaieties, the pleasures, and gallantries of Florence.
• The former is afraid of every thing that has the Shew of Religion in it, and would be thought engaged in many Criminal Gallantries and Amours, which he is not guilty of.
• Owing to her gallantries, her husband had bit off her nose.
• They are so far from falling into these false gallantries, that the stage is here in his original situation of a cart.
• However, I can understand the feelings of one who has been too much in the field to learn those innocent new gallantries.
• There was no greater shame than for a young woman to be convicted of listening to the gallantries of one of them.
• They indulged in no gallantries or light conduct with other men, and among the students were reckoned as fine specimens of the class.
• I back him up in his gallantries, encourage him, stand by him, advise him, rejoice with him.
• Pie upon my clumsy gallantries! I must make amends.
• The most disagreeable form of masculine hypocrisy is that which finds expression in pretended remorse for impossible gallantries.
• The countess of Shrewsbury, a woman abandoned to gallantries.
• He himself laughed at it, and his extravagant compliments and gallantries were well within the pale of the burlesque.
• An old bachelor could allow himself such gallantries to the sex.
• The world rang with stories of his romantic bravery, his gallantries, his eccentric manners, and his political intrigues, for he nearly contrived to be elected King of Poland.
• But that our Society may not appear a Set of Humourists unacquainted with the Gallantries and Pleasures of the Age, we have among us the gallant WILL.
• Immoral gallantries, where authorized, are governed by a set of rules.
• For, they say, quarrels, and duels, and gallantries, as they are called, so often happen in London, that those enormities are heard of without the least wonder or surprise.
• Amid all this, d’Artagnan remarked also that not one countenance responded to the gallantries of Porthos.
• He forgot his gallantries, he showed himself the man he was.
• Graydon had permitted his brow to become clouded, and was so perturbed by the events of the evening that he had not disguised his vexation by gallantries to others.
• Those who saw his smiling face and gallantries, and heard his breezy, half-cynical words, little guessed the storm within.
• And besides, she hated that overbearing nobleman, who pursued her so cruelly with his violent and scandalous gallantries.
• Up to a certain point he could carry his gallantries, but no further.

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