Chevalier
Pronunciation: /ˌʃɛvəˈlɪr/
Chevalier (noun)
- A man who has been given a knightly title, often by a ruler or as part of an honour system.
- A rank within a named order of honour, used for people recognized for service or achievement.
- A nobleman in older French society, ranking below higher titles but above common people.
Examples
- He received a chevalier title for his service.
- The title of chevalier was given to brave soldiers.