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valiant

[val-yuhnt] / ˈvæl yənt /


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Number eight Corbin Bosch made a valiant 67 off 51 balls as South Africa fought until almost the end.

From Barron's

In her frustration, Nicholson becomes a valiant truth teller, clearly articulating how corporate greed betrays loyal fans to sell a cheaper and less emotionally enriching product.

From New York Times

"Our motherland has lost one of her most valiant generals, gallant officers, service men and women," Mr Ruto told the nation.

From BBC

"Our motherland has lost one of her most valiant generals, gallant officers, service men and woman," Mr Ruto told the nation.

From BBC

“The People’s Joker” is a valiant guerrilla-like attempt at bringing Schumacher’s queered sensibility back into the superhero genre, expanding his movie into a rather bruising personal drama.

From Los Angeles Times