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What is another word for
most chivalrous
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Superlative for related to chivalry, or possessing the noble characteristics of chivalry
Superlative for brave or courageous, as a knight would be
Superlative for gentlemanly or respectful in conduct
Superlative for moral or virtuous in manner or conduct
Superlative for well-meaning and kindly in nature
Superlative for learned in the ways of civilized society
Superlative for having the desire to do idealistic deeds without pragmatism
Superlative for having an exciting, exotic or fascinating quality
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Superlative for related to chivalry, or possessing the noble characteristics of chivalry
knightliest
greatest
highest
loftiest
lordliest
sublimest
biggest
kindest
kindliest
freest
princeliest
lavishest
bravest
lovingest
humanest
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best
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fullest
most high-minded
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most chivalric
most elevated
most greathearted
most natural
most quixotic
most magnanimous
most gallant
most generous
most benevolent
most philanthropic
most considerate
most charitable
most altruistic
most liberal
most unselfish
most upright
most munificent
most selfless
most valiant
most large-hearted
most self-sacrificing
most great-hearted
most bountiful
most beneficent
most unstinting
most bounteous
most ungrudging
most bighearted
most honorable
US
most honourable
UK
most virtuous
most righteous
most upstanding
most merciful
most ethical
most handsome
most open-handed
most dignified
most prodigal
most heroical
most uplifting
most moving
most glorified
most gracious
most thoughtful
most caring
most compassionate
most kind-hearted
most kindhearted
most helpful
most tolerant
most public-spirited
most giving
most moral
most principled
most humanitarian
most philanthropical
most goodhearted
most moralistic
most conscientious
most decent
most hospitable
most heroic
most respectable
most understanding
most lenient
most indulgent
most openhanded
most forgiving
most clement
most unsparing
most moderate
most reasonable
most freehanded
most freehearted
most open
most profuse
most equitable
most willing
most eleemosynary
most sympathetic
most unprejudiced
most Christian
most acceptable
most warm-hearted
most soft-hearted
most abundant
most plenteous
most unstinted
more ❯
“The frontier lands became an area where
chivalrous
knights could show their prowess and their achievements be recorded in ballads.”
Adjective
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Superlative for brave or courageous, as a knight would be
bravest
boldest
biggest
manliest
doughtiest
pluckiest
stoutest
gutsiest
ballsiest
spunkiest
grittiest
gamest
nerviest
hardiest
toughest
strongest
powerfullest
worthiest
feistiest
rashest
foolhardiest
brashest
steeliest
staunchest
brassiest
recklessest
steadfastest
cockiest
firmest
stubbornest
pushiest
cheekiest
riskiest
peppiest
knightliest
iciest
coolest
sassiest
pepperiest
liveliest
sprightliest
friskiest
briskest
wilfullest
wildest
fiercest
intensest
earnestest
keenest
meanest
loyalest
eagerest
surest
most courageous
most heroic
most intrepid
most magnanimous
most valiant
most valorous
most daring
most spirited
most fearless
most gallant
most lionhearted
most dauntless
most mettlesome
most stalwart
most stout-hearted
most manful
most adventurous
most stouthearted
most venturous
most audacious
most gutty
most greathearted
most undauntable
most noble
most daredevil
most dashing
most heroical
most venturesome
most resolute
most swashbuckling
most rock-ribbed
most macho
most unshrinking
most unabashed
most unblenching
most adventuresome
most spartan
most redoubtable
most assertive
most confident
most unfearful
most puissant
most unalarmed
most virile
most fortitudinous
most determined
most indomitable
most impavid
most superhuman
most swaggering
most exciting
most cavalier
most rakish
most devil-may-care
most enterprising
most tenacious
most temerarious
most nerved
most emboldened
most assured
most aweless
most dogged
most decisive
most unfearing
most positive
most vigorous
most frightless
most go-ahead
most heedless
most unshakable
most dareful
most carefree
most unwavering
most ardent
most dynamic
most resilient
most unfaltering
most obstinate
most herolike
most unyielding
most unbending
most forceful
most sporting
most strong-willed
most strong-minded
most bantam
most honourable
UK
most persevering
most honorable
US
most headstrong
most dangerous
most undismayed
most hazardous
most orped
most unapprehensive
most unworried
most unconcerned
most undisturbed
most impervious
most brazen
most risk-taking
most impulsive
most fiery
most impudent
most nerveless
most gingery
most gung ho
most unswerving
most high-spirited
most willful
most adamant
most pertinacious
most intransigent
most set
most ruthless
most untameable
most military
most fanatical
most madcap
most soldierly
most passionate
most overbold
most overconfident
most enthusiastic
most driven
most dedicated
most zealous
most high-powered
most uncurbed
most temeritous
most ungoverned
most aggressive
most uncompromising
most death-defying
most perceptive
most self-assertive
most sagacious
most single-minded
most certain
most independent
most faithful
most persistent
most animated
most irrepressible
most vehement
most purposeful
most avid
most self-confident
most active
most tough-minded
most warlike
most belligerent
most bellicose
most martial
more ❯
“Surely only the most
chivalrous
knight would stand forth boldly, without armor, without the element of surprise, trusting only in his virtue and nobility to protect him!”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for gentlemanly or respectful in conduct
politest
courtliest
gentlest
best-mannered
best-bred
suavest
kindest
best-behaved
pleasantest
kindliest
smoothest
seemliest
friendliest
justest
fairest
knightliest
stateliest
coolest
sveltest
tenderest
classiest
neighborliest
US
nicest
finest
proudest
primmest
glibbest
slickest
best-groomed
warmest
smarmiest
blandest
mildest
thoughtiest
silkiest
oiliest
humblest
best
worldliest
fittest
comeliest
subtlest
straightest
savviest
prissiest
meetest
sliest
shrewdest
sharpest
honestest
trustworthiest
worthiest
benignest
truest
best-disposed
wisest
aptest
fulsomest
softest
starchiest
stiffest
deftest
adroitest
most courteous
most gracious
most mannerly
most gentlemanly
most gallant
most respectful
most urbane
most considerate
most thoughtful
most attentive
most honourable
UK
most honorable
US
most protective
most gentlemanlike
most civil
most polished
most genteel
most refined
most cultivated
most decorous
most civilized
US
most obliging
most ladylike
most civilised
UK
most cultured
most decent
most affable
most accommodating
most sophisticated
most charming
most dignified
most debonair
most noble
most formal
most cordial
most solicitous
most proper
most respectable
most elegant
most genial
most tactful
most complaisant
most diplomatic
most caring
most well behaved
most deferential
most couth
most benevolent
most regardful
most sympathetic
most correct
most discreet
most aristocratic
most graceful
most chivalric
most virtuous
most hospitable
most dutiful
most unctuous
most stylish
most beneficent
most mindful
most understanding
most reverential
most sociable
most helpful
most charitable
most distinguished
most high-minded
most becoming
most neighbourly
UK
most concerned
most politic
most befitting
most well-spoken
most de rigueur
most amicable
most conscientious
most soft-spoken
most unselfish
most developed
most impeccable
most reputable
most compassionate
most ceremonious
most devoted
most confident
most well-born
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most accomplished
most responsible
most persuasive
most indulgent
most observant
most heedful
most kindhearted
most self-assured
most magnanimous
most responsive
most motherly
most fatherly
most maternal
most greathearted
most ingratiating
most together
most poised
most conciliatory
most punctilious
most condescending
most obsequious
most good-natured
most amiable
most amenable
most social
most cooperative
most facile
most composed
most collected
most paternal
most unruffled
most possessed
most coolheaded
most royal
most equable
most sedate
most reverent
most subservient
most smooth-tongued
most silver-tongued
most admiring
most submissive
most obedient
most deferent
most media-savvy
most duteous
most obeisant
most appreciative
most worshipful
most self-effacing
most congenial
most approachable
most compliant
most acquiescent
most conforming
most tractable
most moral
most orderly
most modest
most suitable
most fitting
most careful
most sensitive
most manageable
most demure
most judicious
most conventional
most agreeable
most upright
most worldly-wise
most orthodox
most docile
most done
most biddable
most comme il faut
most advanced
most cosmopolitan
most disciplined
most awed
most metropolitan
most balanced
most restrained
most tasteful
most pliant
most slavish
most yielding
most venerable
most patrician
most ingratiatory
most blue-blooded
most upper-crust
most willing
most puritanical
most prudish
most priggish
most calculating
most opportunistic
most guileful
most in line
most strait-laced
most ethical
most cautious
most prudent
most generous
most dependable
most altruistic
most comradely
most principled
most righteous
most upstanding
most standard
most companionable
most peaceable
most discerning
most accepted
most pleasing
most delicate
most stand-up
most right-minded
most clean-living
most appropriate
most customary
most usual
most perceptive
most OK
most traditional
most stiff-necked
most kosher
most stilted
most okay
most acceptable
most skilful
UK
most skillful
US
most smooth-talking
most dexterous
US
most aware
most skilled
most insightful
most dextrous
UK
most politically correct
more ❯
“Myoga stood once more, stepping over to the two where he bowed, taking Epoxie's hand in his and kissing it like a
chivalrous
gentleman.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for moral or virtuous in manner or conduct
honestest
justest
fairest
truest
purest
wholesomest
highest
loyalest
best
worthiest
trustworthiest
straightest
nicest
trustiest
lordliest
knightliest
loftiest
proudest
chastest
seemliest
holiest
praiseworthiest
saintliest
squarest
humanest
greatest
bravest
benignest
cleanest
sportiest
most upright
most principled
most ethical
most righteous
most virtuous
most moral
most upstanding
most respectable
most scrupulous
most incorruptible
most exemplary
most moralistic
most benevolent
most constant
most high-minded
most great-hearted
most self-righteous
most noble
most honourable
UK
most honorable
US
most decent
most proper
most reputable
most laudable
most conscientious
most gallant
most right-minded
most stand-up
most admirable
most magnanimous
most truthful
most conscionable
most forthright
most reliable
most dependable
most gracious
most faithful
most creditable
most respected
most venerable
most sincere
most meritorious
most straightforward
most natural
most uncorrupted
most greathearted
most guiltless
most irreprehensible
most sanctimonious
most dignified
most reverent
most blameless
most sinless
most innocent
most spiritual
most distinguished
most faultless
most dutiful
most decorous
most immaculate
most impartial
most evenhanded
most courteous
most kosher
most commendable
most equitable
most unbiased
most unprejudiced
most clean-living
most nonpartisan
most sportsmanlike
most sporting
most beneficent
most mannerly
most lawful
most cultivated
most redoubtable
most illustrious
most elevated
most outstanding
most unselfish
most refined
most bounteous
most sportsmanly
most gentlemanlike
most legal
most remarkable
most extraordinary
more ❯
“He was a man of
chivalrous
instincts and unchallenged probity.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for well-meaning and kindly in nature
kindest
kindliest
best
benignest
humanest
neighborliest
US
freest
lavishest
tenderest
best-disposed
lovingest
biggest
patientest
friendliest
pleasantest
politest
gentlest
mellowest
princeliest
best-mannered
calmest
mildest
softest
nicest
sweetest
warmest
wholesomest
knightliest
fulsomest
most benevolent
most compassionate
most caring
most charitable
most sympathetic
most generous
most gracious
most obliging
most beneficent
most considerate
most liberal
most decent
most helpful
most magnanimous
most thoughtful
most tolerant
most understanding
most accommodating
most congenial
most indulgent
most munificent
most affable
most amiable
most amicable
most benignant
most bounteous
most bountiful
most cordial
most lenient
most neighbourly
UK
most kindhearted
most softhearted
most tenderhearted
most unselfish
most giving
most ungrudging
most unstinting
most good-hearted
most good-natured
most kind-hearted
most open-handed
most warm-hearted
most well-meaning
most public-spirited
most altruistic
most selfless
most humanitarian
most noble
most philanthropic
most self-denying
most self-effacing
most devoted
most extroverted
most incorruptible
most self-sacrificing
most supportive
most cooperative
most respectful
most hospitable
most tactful
most disinterested
most eleemosynary
most philanthropical
most gallant
most goodhearted
most openhanded
most freehanded
most affectionate
most unoffensive
most greathearted
most good-humoured
UK
most genial
most cheerful
most feeling
most likable
US
most good-humored
US
most great-hearted
most easygoing
most bleeding-heart
most courteous
most benefic
most dutiful
most forbearing
most regardful
most likeable
UK
most comforting
most attentive
most openhearted
most good-tempered
most agreeable
most sociable
most sweet-tempered
most deferential
most motherly
most soft-hearted
most angelic
most propitious
most large-hearted
most engaging
most fatherlike
most lovable
most delightful
most pleasing
most clement
most fatherly
most maternal
most brotherly
most merciful
most concerned
most forgiving
most complaisant
most mindful
most solicitous
most bighearted
most unsparing
most freehearted
most open
more ❯
“All honor to this
chivalrous
and gallant Pennsylvanian, for his courtesy and humanity.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for learned in the ways of civilized society
politest
ablest
artiest
best-read
best-bred
best-informed
most cultured
most cultivated
most refined
most sophisticated
most learned
most educated
most erudite
most civilised
UK
most civilized
US
most polished
most scholarly
most knowledgeable
most intellectual
most elegant
most discerning
most genteel
most enlightened
most intelligent
most urbane
most literate
most discriminating
most courteous
most tasteful
most literary
most sensitive
most accomplished
most mannerly
most advanced
most informed
most couth
most artistic
most versed
most gallant
most liberal
most experienced
most appreciative
most aesthetic
UK
most esthetic
US
most tolerant
most distingue
most travelled
UK
most traveled
US
most understanding
most up-to-date
most high-class
most au courant
Adjective
▲
Superlative for having the desire to do idealistic deeds without pragmatism
dreamiest
starriest
absurdest
uselessest
unworldliest
foolishest
most quixotic
most idealistic
most romantic
most visionary
most impractical
most utopian
most unrealistic
most impracticable
most unworkable
most fanciful
most impossible
most quixotical
most chimerical
most unserviceable
most unbusinesslike
most imaginary
most inefficacious
most perfectionist
most extravagant
most ineffectual
most fantastical
most impulsive
most impetuous
most ineffective
most starry-eyed
Adjective
▲
Superlative for having an exciting, exotic or fascinating quality
most romantic
most fascinating
most appealing
most captivating
most charismatic
most charming
most exciting
most exotic
most glamorous
most intriguing
most mysterious
most alluring
most beguiling
most engaging
most fantastic
most fetching
most glamourous
most seductive
most colorful
US
most colourful
UK
most compelling
most fantastical
most interesting
most magical
most marvellous
UK
most marvelous
US
most nostalgic
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most quixotic
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most chocker
most chocolate
most chocolate-box
most chivalric
most chiselled
most chiseled
most chirpily
most chipper
most chipped
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