0 in a polite and kind way towards women, especially when in public: --
1 in a way that is brave when something is difficult or dangerous: --
Few members of the public realise how gallantly the police have fulfilled their responsibilities during the past year.
It would work gallantly for us in war.
Women want to share in the work of winning the war, as so many of them have done so gallantly since the very beginning.
Not one was reserved, because theirs was not regarded as a reserved occupation, and those 3,500 have served their country very gallantly during the war.
I can assure them that their generosity will be appreciated by the troops who are now serving so gallantly overseas.
For four and a half years it has gallantly sustained that position.
He asked what provision had been made for those who, like him, gallantly lost their limbs in the service of their country.
First, we can continue as we are with our troops gallantly, against appalling odds, trying to keep the peace and separate the warring factions.
