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synonyms for nobleness

  • decency
  • decorum
  • grace
  • grandeur
  • greatness
  • honor
  • morality
  • poise
  • prestige
  • quality
  • respectability
  • self-respect
  • stature
  • status
  • virtue
  • address
  • cachet
  • character
  • consequence
  • courtliness
  • culture
  • distinction
  • elevation
  • eminence
  • ethics
  • etiquette
  • glory
  • gravity
  • hauteur
  • importance
  • loftiness
  • majesty
  • merit
  • perfection
  • propriety
  • rank
  • regard
  • renown
  • seemliness
  • significance
  • solemnity
  • splendor
  • standing
  • state
  • stateliness
  • station
  • sublimity
  • worth
  • worthiness
  • aggrandizement
  • apotheosis
  • boost
  • deification
  • eminence
  • ennoblement
  • exaltation
  • glorification
  • grandeur
  • loftiness
  • magnification
  • nobility
  • preference
  • preferment
  • raise
  • sublimity
  • exaltedness
  • immortalization
  • lionization
  • prelation
  • upgrading

antonyms for nobleness

MOST RELEVANT
  • dishonor
  • evil
  • immorality
  • indecency
  • insignificance
  • unimportance
  • bad manners
  • worthlessness
  • lowliness
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      How to use nobleness in a sentence

      But the poor woman is gone home without any hope, but only Mr. Coventry's own nobleness.
      DIARY OF SAMUEL PEPYS, COMPLETESAMUEL PEPYS
      Our aim is not the greatest possible happiness, but, as Carlyle said, the greatest possible nobleness.
      THE LIFE OF MAZZINIBOLTON KING
      But her native nobleness of character shone through the theological clouds.
      STUDIES IN FOLK-SONG AND POPULAR POETRYALFRED M. WILLIAMS
      A man of some real nobleness, this Albert; though not with wisdom enough, not with good fortune enough.
      HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH II. OF PRUSSIA, VOL. III. (OF XXI.)THOMAS CARLYLE
      There was a nobleness in his voice which she had not noted before; it charmed and lulled her.
      THE PROUD PRINCEJUSTIN HUNTLY MCCARTHY
      For there were hearts to whom the nobleness of this man was known; and his worth to the Puritan Cause was evident.
      THE ONTARIO READERS: THE HIGH SCHOOL READER, 1886MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
      Your poor mother would be still more disturbed, if the nobleness of her mind did not support her.'
      CAMILLAFANNY BURNEY
      The Nubian women especially exhibit a grace and dignity of movement which reveal the nobleness of their origin.
      THE DESERT WORLDARTHUR MANGIN
      But he is so good, and has shown to me such nobleness and affection, that I can hardly bring myself to have any secret from him.
      ORLEY FARMANTHONY TROLLOPE
      These gentlemen have a high and self-respecting idea of the nobleness and utility of their vocation.
      BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, NO. CCCXXVIII. FEBRUARY, 1843. VOL. LIII.VARIOUS
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