In the legends of King Arthur, the knight Sir Lancelot was notable for his gallantry.
The ease at which I had demonstrated my gallantry left me unprepared for her swooning into my arms. Your gallantry in this matter was well-noted, Sir Lancelot. Was his gallantry contrived?
Antonyms for gallantry include cowardice. Synonyms for gallantry include bravery and heroism.
Bravery, chivalry, courage
The fire fighters gallantry was obvious, when he went to save the little girls cat, and came out of the house with a cat in his hands and a smile on his face.
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Gallantry is an older concept in American English, meaning male chivalry and consideration. It is not commonly used now in American English; however, I wouldn't call it an old-fashioned word.
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Gallantry, Guts, Grit