What is another word for potvaliance?
Pronunciation: [pˈɒtvɐlˌiːəns] (IPA) 
Potvaliance is a term that is hardly used in modern English language. It is a word to describe the bravery or courage that comes from alcohol consumption. The term is derived from an old French word "pot" meaning drink, and "valiance" referring to courage. There are several synonyms for potvaliance that can be used in its place that describe courage or bravery without the association of alcohol. These synonyms include fortitude, pluck, audacity, intrepidity, valor, and nerve. These words describe bravery that emerges from inner strength rather than a substance. While the term potvaliance may not be in common usage these days, there are still several synonyms that can be used in its place to describe the same sense of bravery.
