noble

Yüksek ahlaki karaktere sahip; onurlu ve erdemli

Having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles; admirable and honorable.

• It was a noble gesture to donate all the money to charity.
• She made a noble effort to save the endangered species.
• His noble character earned him respect from everyone.
• The philosopher argued that pursuing knowledge for its own sake represents a noble endeavor, regardless of immediate practical applications.
• Throughout history, many scientists have sacrificed personal wealth in the noble pursuit of discoveries that benefit humanity rather than themselves.
• Establishing free public libraries in underserved communities remains a noble objective that requires sustained philanthropic and governmental support.

Eş anlamlılar: honorable, virtuous, righteous, dignified, magnanimous, principled

Zıt anlamlılar: ignoble, dishonorable, base, mean, despicable

Doğuştan aristokrat veya yüksek sosyal sınıftan

Belonging to the aristocracy by birth or rank.

• He comes from a noble family with a long history.
• The noble class held significant political power in medieval times.
• She married into a noble household.

Eş anlamlılar: aristocratic, highborn, patrician, blue-blooded

Zıt anlamlılar: common, plebeian, lowborn

Görünüşte etkileyici; muhteşem

Impressive in appearance or manner; magnificent or grand.

• The castle stood on a hill with a noble view of the valley.
• The noble oak tree had stood there for centuries.
• It was a noble building with marble columns.

Eş anlamlılar: majestic, grand, stately, imposing, splendid

Zıt anlamlılar: humble, modest, plain

Bir aristokrasi üyesi

A person of noble rank or birth; a member of the aristocracy.

• The nobles gathered at the palace for the ceremony.
• In feudal society, nobles owned most of the land.
• She was a noble who championed the rights of the poor.

Eş anlamlılar: aristocrat, peer, lord, patrician

Zıt anlamlılar: commoner, plebeian