Valor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VALOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (US) valour
• great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle
• Value; worth.
• Strength of mind in regard to danger; that quality which enables a man to encounter danger with firmness; personal bravery; courage; prowess; intrepidity.
• A brave man; a man of valor.
• the qualities of a hero or heroine; exceptional or heroic courage when facing danger (especially in battle)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as valour

Words related to VALOR

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Words that contain VALOR

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How to use VALOR in a sentence

• I had never respected him so much as in this hour, for of his downright valor I had had every proof.
• The strength and valor of the crusaders were soon to be tested.
• The master of the castle, whose name was Arbogad, having observed from a window the prodigies of valor performed by Zadig, conceived a high esteem for this heroic stranger.
• It was this feeling which enabled him to perform such a prodigy of valor, in putting Kulbad and his three hundred horsemen to the rout.
• But Sir Percival and his knights beheld them coming, and so withdrew, defending themselves with great valor.
• In my country there is, hard by a church, a spot repaired to by such as burn to prove their valor.
• The Swedes clambered over the intrenchments, and assailed the imperialists with as much valor and energy as mortals ever exhibited.
• All his most distinguished generals were, like him, young men, and they seconded him in his several campaigns with all the energy and activity of youthful valor and enthusiasm.
• Their soldiers are carrying on the contest with skill and valor.
• The Sanhedrim thought not of his valor but only of the ancient law he had broken.
• To-morrow, if he dare but to abide 620 My lance, he shall not want occasion meet For show of valor.
• The degree in which they do this measures the civilization, wisdom, moral valor, and dignity of men.
• He seemed not, and he was, a knight of valor and of purity and might, of purpose and of succor.
• The various tribes of Britons possessed valor without conduct, and the love of freedom without the spirit of union.
• Sir William Drury, Sir Thomas Baskerville, and Sir John Boroughs acquired reputation this campaign, and revived in France the ancient fame of English valor.
• The generosity of Essex, not inferior to his valor, made him stop the slaughter, and treat his prisoners with the greatest humanity, and even affability and kindness.
• Here, in the dread tribunal of last resort, valor contended against valor.
• To meet at once with valor true The attack from an ambuscade, In moral strife, or bloody war, Hath many a hero made.
• Valor is then best tempered, when it can turn out a stern fortitude into the mild strains of pity, which never shines more brightly than when she is clad in steel.
• Poets had sung their deeds of valor, and the loves of fair women, and the magical beauty of the world, through hardly changing ages.
• He had been a soldier, and in the Mexican war won distinction by his skill and valor.
• There were chiefs renowned for war, for cunning, for valor, for wisdom.
• The Rebels fought with a valor worthy of a better cause.
• And having taken him, I bear in my arms, as you see, these spoils of my valor, that they may be suspended against your house.
• The men were conducted to the County Jail, and I was the hero of the hour, although I could not claim much credit for personal valor in the matter.
• For with his valor and his skill Beowulf had succeeded many a time.
• But for the valor of the Russian cavalry all would have been destroyed.
• Not less valor has been shown in this matter by the chief pilot, Father Francisco de Vera, whom our father general sent as visitor of Japon from one of the provinces of India.
• It grappled with another good vessel, and defeated it after having fought with it with the same valor.
• Sybilla did not doubt but that he would consider discretion the better part of valor, and fly.

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