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Meaning of ignoble
The primary meaning of "ignoble" is having or showing a lack of honor or moral principles.
Etymology of ignoble
The word "ignoble" originates from the Old French "ignoble", derived from "in-" (meaning "not") and "noble" (meaning "well-born" or "honorable"), with Latin roots in "in-" (meaning "not") and "nobilis" (meaning "well-known" or "noble")
Historically, "ignoble" has been used since the 15th century to describe something or someone lacking in honor, moral principles, or noble character
Synonyms
base
vile
dishonorable
disreputable
shameful
scandalous
infamous
notorious
discreditable
unworthy
unprincipled
corrupt
reprehensible
contemptible
despicable
odious
loathsome
abhorrent
detestable
heinous
atrocious
depraved
wicked
evil
malevolent
malignant
nefarious
foul
filthy
coarse
crude
ignominious
shameful
disgraceful
humiliating
degrading
Definitions
- Having or showing a lack of honor or moral principles
- * Not noble in character or purpose
- * Dishonorable or shameful
Usage Examples
- The ignoble actions of the company's CEO led to a public scandal
- * The politician's ignoble behavior during the election campaign damaged their reputation
- * The ignoble treatment of the prisoners was widely condemned by human rights organizations