Nobility (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: /noʊˈbɪləti/
Definition
The quality of being noble, especially in character or spirit; or the people of noble birth or rank.
Examples
She displayed remarkable nobility in her dealings with her rivals.
The nobility of the ancient Roman families was well-known.
He acted with a certain nobility that commanded respect.
How to Use Nobility
- nobility of spirit (collocation)
- A high moral character or disposition. — "Her nobility of spirit was evident in her selfless actions."
- nobility of character (collocation)
- The quality of being morally good or honorable. — "He was admired for his nobility of character throughout his life."
- the nobility (collocation)
- The group of people who are nobles. — "The king addressed the assembled nobility."
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