ʃəˈvæliər

Definitions

1. noun

A medieval knight, especially a member of an order of knighthood.

“The noble chevalier was celebrated for his bravery in battle.”

2. noun

A man of noble birth or rank, especially one who is courteous and chivalrous.

“He was known as a true chevalier, always respectful to women and children.”

3. noun

A noble or aristocratic title in medieval France.

“The chevalier’s estate was a grand chateau with beautiful gardens and a moat.”