heroical
- adjective
- /hɪˈroʊɪkəl/
- Archaic
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heroico
- Her heroical actions during the emergency earned her the admiration of the entire community.
But let me say, President Biden is a good man, an honorable man, a heroic man, a patriotic man.
- But let me say, President Biden is a good man, an honorable man, a heroic man, a patriotic man.
- Is the reason why you're not doing it because they can't do it is your weaker self versus your heroic self.
- But but yeah, I write books that tries to awaken the heroic inside of men.
- There's like a really strong bond between the entire heroic group.
Examples
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But let me say, President Biden is a good man, an honorable man, a heroic man, a patriotic man.
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And so good virtues meant good warrior virtues, heroic virtues.
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But but yeah, I write books that tries to awaken the heroic inside of men.
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But but yeah, I write books that tries to awaken the heroic inside of men.
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Heroical.
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The firefighter displayed heroical courage as he rushed into the burning building to save the trapped family.
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The novel tells the story of a heroical warrior who fought bravely for justice and freedom.
Synonyms
157
3.3
Not afraid to face danger or problems
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3.8
Shows great courage when facing danger or difficulty
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5.6
Being brave and lively in a bold, energetic way
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8.8
Being very brave when you face danger
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6.0
Showing great bravery and strength like a person in a comic or film
Antonyms
How Heroic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Heroical comes from hero, an old Greek word meaning 'protector' or 'warrior'. So, heroical describes brave, grand actions like those of a hero.