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Definition of ignobility - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
moralityRare quality of being morally low or dishonorableRare
- The ignobility of his motives shocked everyone.
2.
characterRare state of lacking nobility in character or purposeRare
- His ignobility was evident in his deceitful actions.
Origin of ignobility
Latin, ignobilis (unknown, base)
Examples of ignobility in a sentence
The novel explores the ignobility of its antagonist. The ignobility of his motives was shocking. Her ignobility was masked by a charming facade.
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- French:ignominie, indignité, ...
- German:Niedertracht, Schlechtigkeit, ...
- Italian:ignobilità, ignobiltà, ...
- Spanish:innobleza, ...
- Portuguese:ignobilidade, baixeza, ...
- Chinese:卑劣本性, 卑劣, ...
- Japanese:卑劣さ, 下劣さ, ...
- Arabic:دَنَاءَة, ...
- Hebrew:נִבְזוּת, חֹסֶר אֲצִילוּת, ...
- Russian:низость, неблагородство, ...
- Ukrainian:ницість, негідність, ...
- Hindi:नीचता, अधमता, ...
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