CEFR C1

nobly

adverb

Meaning

In a manner characterized by high moral principles, courage, or self-sacrifice.

Examples

She nobly volunteered to take the extra shift so her colleague could attend a family emergency.
The soldiers fought nobly to defend their home against the invading forces.

Synonyms: well, bravely, honorably, magnanimously

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nobly (C1)

adverb

Pronunciation: /ˈnoʊbli/

Definition

In a manner characterized by high moral principles, courage, or self-sacrifice.

Examples

She nobly volunteered to take the extra shift so her colleague could attend a family emergency.
The soldiers fought nobly to defend their home against the invading forces.
He nobly admitted his mistake to the board, even though it meant risking his own career.

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