Ignoble synonyms

ĭg-nō'bəl

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mean (related)
Tending toward or characterized by cruelty or violence:
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worthy (antonym)
Having sufficient worth; deserving:
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base
The number that is raised to a particular power in a given mathematical expression. In the expression an, a is the base.
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despicable
Deserving to be despised; contemptible
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dishonorable
Characterized by or causing dishonor or discredit.
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abject
Being of the most miserable kind; wretched:
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corrupt (related)
Morally unsound or debased; perverted; evil; depraved
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shameful (related)
(Obsolete) Full of shame; ashamed.
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wicked (related)
(Slang) Strikingly good, effective, or skillful:
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humble (related)
Having or showing a consciousness of one's defects or shortcomings; not overly proud; not self-assertive; modest
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common
Unrefined or coarse in manner; vulgar:
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cowardly
Of or typical of a coward; shamefully fearful
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degenerate
(Of qualities) Having deteriorated, degraded or fallen from normal, coherent, balanced and desirable to undesirable and typically abnormal.
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infamous
The definition of infamous describes a person who has done terrible things and is known for a bad reputation.
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lewd
Southey
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low
Below an average or a standard:
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plain
A broad, level expanse, such as an area of the sea floor or a lunar mare.
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plebeian
Of or pertaining to the common people; vulgar; common; as plebeian sports;
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unworthy
Not fit or becoming
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vile
Morally base or evil; wicked; depraved; sinful
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wretched
Of a poor or mean character; dismal:
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noble (antonym)
(Obs.) Famous; illustrious
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high (antonym)
Having a pitch corresponding to a relatively large number of sound-wave cycles per second:
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honorable (antonym)
Deserving or winning honor and respect:
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dignified (antonym)
Having or showing dignity or stateliness
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grand (antonym)
(Informal) Very good; excellent, delightful, admirable, etc.: a general term of approval
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reputable (antonym)
The definition of reputable is someone or something that is considered good or reliable.
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low-down
Gloomy; depressed.
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sordid
The definition of sordid is something dirty, squalid or morally distasteful.
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squalid
Showing a contemptible lack of moral standards.
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baseborn
Of humble birth or origin
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déclassé
Lacking high station or birth
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declassed
Lacking high station or birth
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lowly
Not lofty or sublime; humble.
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unwashed
Not washed; unclean.
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vulgar
Characterized by a lack of culture, refinement, taste, restraint, sensitivity, etc.; coarse; crude; boorish
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right (related)
In or into a satisfactory state or condition:
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over (related)
Having reached the other side; having got across
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ungentle
Not gentle
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untitled
Having social rank but not belonging to formal aristocracy:
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impious (related)
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contemptible (related)
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obstinate (related)
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insolent (related)
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dishonourable (related)
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impiety (related)
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odious (related)
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respectable (antonym)
Of moderately good quality:
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Ignoble Sentence Examples

  • The character of the first Medician pope shows a peculiar mixture of noble and ignoble qualities.

  • This, which is now chiefly used in the sense of inferior, low, ignoble, or of avaricious, penurious, "stingy," meant originally that which is common to more persons or things than one.

  • to) The gist of it, omitting a few repetitions, is as follows: "There are two aims which he who has given up the world ought not to follow after - devotion, on the one hand, to those things whose attractions depend upon the passions, a low and pagan ideal, fit only for the worldly-minded, ignoble, unprofitable, and the practice on the other hand of asceticism, which is painful, ignoble, unprofitable.

  • ignoble reasons.

  • Mining times in California brought out some of the most ignoble and some of the best traits of American character.

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