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Definition of nobility - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
social classprivileged class with hereditary titles
- The nobility attended the royal banquet.
2.
moral qualitythe quality of being morally good and dignified
- Her nobility was evident in her selfless actions.
Expressions with nobility
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official document granting a noble title
The king issued letters patent of nobility to the knight.
Origin of nobility
Latin, nobilis (noble)
Terms with nobility included in their meaning
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nobility
man granted honorary title of knighthood by monarch
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male member of the nobility in Britain
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nobleman in various countries
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hereditary ruling class with high social rank
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related to the class of nobility
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female holding the rank of a duke in her own right
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noble or aristocratic family origin
British nobility
British nobleman ranking above a viscount and below a marquess
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great dignity of bearing or grandeur
nobility
having a noble rank or title
nobility
person of high social rank or title
nobility rank
title of nobility in various countries
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state of being a lord
dignity nobility royalty
showing great dignity, nobility, or royal splendor
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woman of noble birth pretending to be someone else
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person without noble rank or title
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woman belonging to the aristocracy
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male and female members of the nobility
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defender or advocate of a noble cause
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of or relating to noble ancestry
society
the clergy, nobility, and commoners in medieval society
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title of respect for a duke or duchess
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nobleman between dukes and barons
nobility
freedom from pettiness in character and mind
Examples of nobility in a sentence
He was fascinated by the history of the French nobility. The nobility of his intentions was unquestionable. In times of crisis, her nobility shone through.
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- French:noblesse, grandeur d'âme, ...
- German:Adel, Edelmut, ...
- Italian:nobiltà, dignità, ...
- Spanish:nobleza, dignidad, ...
- Portuguese:nobreza, dignidade, ...
- Chinese:贵族, 高尚品质, ...
- Japanese:貴族, 高潔さ, ...
- Arabic:نُبَلاء, نُبْل, ...
- Hebrew:אֲצוּלָה, אֲצִילוּת, ...
- Russian:знать, благородство, ...
- Ukrainian:знать, благородство, ...
- Hindi:अभिजात वर्ग, उदारता, ...
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