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Meaning of noble
having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles
Etymology of noble
The word "noble" comes from the Old French "noble", from Latin "nobilis", meaning "well-known, famous, noble", from "nosco", "to know"
Historically, the term was used to describe those of high social class or aristocracy, but its meaning has expanded to include moral and personal qualities
Synonyms
aristocratic
dignified
elevated
refined
cultured
sophisticated
esteemed
respected
honored
illustrious
distinguished
prestigious
exalted
grand
majestic
impressive
stately
dignified
lordly
ladylike
gentlemanly
courteous
polite
gracious
generous
magnanimous
heroic
brave
valiant
chivalrous
gallant
noble-minded
high-minded
virtuous
moral
ethical
principled
upright
decent
honorable
reputable
creditable
admirable
commendable
praiseworthy
Definitions
- Having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles
- * Belonging to a hereditary class with a high social status
- * Impressive and attractive because of being large or well-made
Usage Examples
- The noble efforts of the charity organization have improved the lives of many people
- * She was a noble and kind person, always willing to help others
- * The noble architecture of the ancient city is still admired today
Antonyms
ignoble
dishonorable
disreputable
shameful
disgraceful
contemptible
despicable
vile
base
lowly
humble
common
ordinary
mundane
plebeian
coarse
crude
rude
impolite
unrefined
uncouth
ungentlemanly
un ladylike
selfish
mean
cowardly
craven
pusillanimous
spineless
weak