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Meaning of nobility
The state of being noble, or a group of people of high social class.
Etymology of nobility
The word "nobility" comes from the Old French "nobilité", from Latin "nobilitas", from "nobilis", meaning "well-known, famous, noble"
Historically, the term referred to a social class of people who held power and privilege, often based on birth or title
Over time, the concept of nobility has evolved to encompass not only social status but also moral and personal qualities
Synonyms
aristocracy
elite
gentry
upper class
nobles
lords
ladies
dignitaries
magnates
grandees
patricians
aristocrats
blue bloods
high society
upper crust
elite class
privileged class
high-born
refined
cultured
elegant
gracious
courteous
polite
mannered
dignified
esteemed
respected
honored
exalted
illustrious
distinguished
notable
prominent
influential
prestigious
Definitions
- The quality of being noble in character or mind
- A group of people of high social class, especially those with titles
- A moral quality that combines courage, honor, and a sense of justice
Usage Examples
- The nobility of the kingdom were known for their bravery and sense of justice
- She was raised with a sense of nobility and responsibility to use her wealth and influence for good
- The nobility of his character was evident in the way he treated others with kindness and respect
Antonyms
commonality
plebeians
lower class
commoners
peasants
serfs
vulgarity
crudeness
coarseness
rudeness
incivility
dishonor
shame
ignominy
disgrace
baseness
meanness
cowardice
ignobility
ordinariness
mediocrity
insignificance