Definition

A man who is chivalrous, often associated with nobility or knighthood, particularly in France.

Example

The chevalier was honored for his bravery and noble deeds in battle.

Conversation

Did you read that book about the chevalier and his adventures?

Yeah, it was fascinating to see how they lived back then.

I loved how the chevalier showed such bravery.

Absolutely! It really made me want to learn more about that era.

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Root Explanation

**Chevalier** → The word originates from Old French *chevalier*, meaning horseman or knight, derived from *cheval* (meaning horse). A chevalier is thus a horseman or a knight, often associated with chivalry and noble service.

Memory Tip

Imagine a knight on a horse, as 'cheval' means horse in French, helping you remember that a 'chevalier' is a horseman or knight.

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