Noble Synonyms and Antonyms

nōbəl
Possessing excellent qualities or properties
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
  1. chivalrous
  2. meritorious
  3. virtuous
  4. worthy
  5. valuable
  6. useful
  7. incorrupt
  8. first-rate
  9. refined
  10. cultivated
  11. gracious
  12. trustworthy
  13. candid
  14. liberal
  15. princely
  16. munificent
  17. magnanimous
  18. generous
  19. distinctive
  20. sincere
  21. truthful
  22. constant
  23. faithful
  24. upright
  25. honest
  26. honorable
  27. warmhearted
  28. true
  29. veracious
  30. reputable
  31. respectable
  32. admirable
  33. good
  34. above-board
  35. fair
  36. manly
  37. just
  38. estimable
Antonyms:
  1. commoner
  2. plebeian
  3. proletary
  4. humble
  5. unsophisticated
  6. lowly
  7. ignoble
  8. unaristocratic
  9. servile
  10. undignified
  11. unrefined
  12. poor
  13. inferior
  14. second-rate
  15. unimpressive
Belonging to the nobility
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
  1. royal
  2. aristocratic
  3. blue-blooded
  4. patrician
  5. highborn
  6. wellborn
  7. highbred
  8. titled
  9. of high rank
  10. elite
  11. of good family
  12. gentle
  13. of gentle birth
  14. of gentle blood
  15. imperial
  16. lordly
  17. princely
  18. thoroughbred
  19. of good breed
  20. kingly
  21. upper class
  22. to-the-manner-born
  23. born-to-the-purple
  24. upper crust
Antonyms:
  1. plebeian
  2. lowborn
  3. ignoble
  4. common
  5. corrupt
  6. commoner
  7. low
  8. proletary
  9. poor
  10. humble
  11. inferior
  12. unsophisticated
  13. second-rate
  14. lowly
  15. unaristocratic
  16. servile

Words Related to Noble

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Noble Sentence Examples

  • His name is remembered in our country as that of a brave and noble man.

  • That is very noble of you.

  • Instead of noblemen, let us have noble villages of men.

  • He sounded noble, not at all sleazy like the other night.

  • You have a noble master who will find places for all your children.

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