nobility
word
Definition
Nobility refers to people who have a high social rank, often inherited, like kings and queens. It can also mean the quality of being honorable, generous, and morally good.
Usage & Nuances
Used formally or historically for aristocratic rank ('the nobility'), and also for character traits ('nobility of spirit'). Rare in casual conversation. Don't confuse with 'noble' (adjective or person). Common in historical, literary, or moral contexts.
Example Sentences
She admired his nobility and kindness.
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Many members of the nobility lived in castles.
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The king was born into nobility.
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He may not have nobility by birth, but his actions are truly noble.
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Throughout history, the nobility has played a big role in politics.
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In tough times, her nobility stood out among others.
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