manness

Examples

• All

• His manness was evident in the way he faced danger.

• Writers of the past often admired manness as a noble quality.

• The hero's manness was praised in songs and stories for generations.

• She admired his manness during the crisis.

• The hero's manness was praised in songs and stories for generations.

• In the old tale, she displayed great manness by defending her village alone.

• Writers of the past often admired manness as a noble quality.

Synonyms

H

heroism

vsmanness

57 4.2

Great courage shown in dangerous or difficult situations

is an old, male-associated idea of bravery rather than neutral courage

V

valor

vsmanness

• US

51 7.1

Great courage when facing danger, especially in battle

is an old, male-associated idea of bravery rather than neutral courage

G

gallantry

vsmanness

5 7.7

Brave action in dangerous situations, especially in battle

is an old, male-associated idea of bravery rather than neutral courage

V

valiance

vsmanness

• Literature

1 8.9

A person's brave action when they face danger

is an old, male-associated idea of bravery rather than neutral courage

V

valiancy

vsmanness

• Literature

9.9

Great courage shown when facing danger

is an old, male-associated idea of bravery rather than neutral courage

V

valorousness

vsmanness

• Formal

9.8

Bravery when facing great danger, often in battle

is an old, male-associated idea of bravery rather than neutral courage

H

heroicity

vsmanness

8.8

Great courage in dangerous situations

is an old, male-associated idea of bravery rather than neutral courage

Antonyms

C

cowardice

46 5.5

Lack of courage to face danger or difficulty

How Brave

heroism

57 4.2

valiance

• Literature

1 8.9

manness

• Archaic

9.9

bravery

104 2.3

courage

∞ 1.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology