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lionhearted

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[ UK /lˈa‍ɪ‍ənhɑːtɪd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. extraordinarily courageous

How To Use lionhearted In A Sentence

  • Do you think the newly awakened lionhearted people are going to be frightened by an official hat? An Enemy of the People
  • He stands in the public mind for lionhearted crisis management.
  • Senior police officers want lionhearted members of the public to contact them, or other groups, and improve the city's environment for everyone.
  • There has been glowing praise heaped on him for his lionhearted performances.
  • A time when journalism was the wild realm of a lionhearted few and newspaper publishers wielded the power of kings. The Making of a Mogul
  • The most highborn lady Mick had ever been with – the wife of a sitting member of the House of Lords, as it turned out – told him that the French had a name for what she felt for him, a name that put words to her wanting his “lionhearted virility” – he liked the phrase and remembered it. Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » The First Few Notes
  • And with that, Richard the lionhearted gave us everything he's kept to himself and a small circle of friends.
  • The lionhearted lawnmower man, who drove away drug dealers in his neighborhood by cleaning up the vacant lots they claimed. John R. Bohrer: Cory Booker Is 41 Years Old
  • They haven't always been given the credit in the past their lionhearted endeavours have deserved.
  • Well done to the gallant band of Waterford men who gave such a lionhearted display of hurling on Sunday last in Thurles.
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