lionhearts

Courageous beyond measure

Lionhearts is the plural of lionheart, a term for someone who displays exceptional courage and bravery.

The word evokes the fierce, fearless nature attributed to lions.

It gained prominence through the epithet of Richard I of England, known as Richard the Lionheart for his military prowess during the Crusades.

Today it appears in team names, titles, and descriptions of people who face danger or difficulty with remarkable boldness: The firefighters were true lionhearts that night.

courage

bravery

Boldness before danger

gallantry · boldness · intrepidity · dauntlessness · fortitude · mettle · pluck · grit · nerve · daring

warriors

knights

Titled warriors on horseback

crusaders · defenders · fighters · warriors · bravehearts · paladins · guardians · protectors · veterans · combatants

leadership

Richard

Masculine name, Germanic origin

captains · chieftains · generals · nobles · rulers · sovereigns · warlords · emperors · dynasty · throne

teams

mascot

Group's symbolic figure

  • clubOrganization with membership
  • squadSmall working group
  • badgeWorn symbol of membership

crest · supporters · anthem · jersey · fanbase · athletics · varsity · league · championship · roster

Opposites
courage and bravery

lionheartscowards

Those lacking courage

craven · scaredy-cats · chickens · fraidy-cats · fainthearted

moral fortitude and strength of character

lionheartsweaklings

Physically or mentally feeble people

spineless · wimps · pusillanimous · lily-livered · cravens

Phrases
Family

lionhearted, lionheart

Familiarity
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