Valiant means brave, courageous and showing a willingness to face danger or difficulty. It describes someone who is fearless in the face of adversity and is determined to overcome obstacles despite any risks involved.
Usage examples
The valiant soldier fought bravely on the battlefield, never backing down in the face of danger.
The valiant firefighter rushed into the burning building to save the trapped residents.
The valiant police officer chased down the criminal, risking their own safety to ensure justice prevailed.
The valiant athlete never gave up, pushing through exhaustion and pain to cross the finish line.
The valiant teacher stood up for their students' rights, advocating for fair treatment and equal opportunities.
Others, like the ancient Pharisees, prompted by equally noble motives, are making valiant efforts to keep the church structures buoyant and active by winning converts from the lost world as occasion offers. (religion-online.org)
We've seen plenty of valiant attempts at ousting established high - end vehicles like the aforementioned Bimmer and Jag, most of which fail. (topspeed.com)
-LSB-...] have made valiant efforts to improve the Bill in the House of Lords. (socialliberal.net)