gallantry
/ˈɡæləntri/
noun
- Polite and kind behavior toward women, especially in a romantic or chivalrous way.
- He showed great gallantry by offering his seat to the elderly woman on the bus.
- The knight's gallantry was admired by everyone at the royal court.
- Her date's gallantry included opening doors and pulling out her chair.
- Bravery and courage, especially in battle or a dangerous situation.
- The soldier received a medal for his gallantry during the war.
- Firefighters are known for their gallantry in rescuing people from burning buildings.
- The captain's gallantry inspired his crew to keep fighting despite the storm.