1. chivalric - Adjective
2. chivalric - Adjective Satellite
Relating to chivalry; knightly; chivalrous.
Source: Webster's dictionaryIn America, the term younger poet is applied with chivalric liberality. It can be used to describe anyone not yet collecting a Social Security pension. Dana Gioia
It requires nothing less than a chivalric feeling to sustain a conversation with a lady. Henry David Thoreau
You will find, dear boy, on these chivalric adventures of yours, that manly courage and fortitude, even when bolstered by the fortunate possession of an enchanted sword such as Dastagerd, are not quite enough: one requires, as well, the use of logic, reason, deduction, and, in a word-intelligence! Lin Carter
The first modern novel was already a product, even an expression, of negative criticism: 'Don Quixote' contains a quite explicit critique of the chivalric romance and its insufficiency to account for the way real life feels when you get up in the morning in 17th-century Spain. Elif Batuman
chivalric rites Source: Internet
the knightly years Source: Internet