nobley (Meaning)

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nobley (n.)

The body of nobles; the nobility.

Noble birth; nobility; dignity.

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The knight displayed his nobley by defending the villagers against the marauders.
Despite their humble beginnings, the couple lived nobley, always putting the needs of others before their own.
The philanthropist donated his entire fortune nobley, ensuring that underprivileged communities would have better opportunities.
The teacher treated all her students nobley, regardless of their abilities or backgrounds.
The nurse tended to the sick and injured nobley, providing comfort and dignity during their time of need.
The artist's works expressed nobley the human condition, inspiring viewers to contemplate life's complexities.
The politician served his constituents nobley, always striving to make a positive impact on their lives.
The animal shelter employee cared for the abandoned animals nobley, giving them a chance to find loving homes.
The war veteran spoke nobley of his experiences, sharing his insights into the horrors and humanity of armed conflict.
The scholar pursued knowledge nobley, dedicating his life to unraveling the mysteries of the universe.

The body of nobles; the nobility., Noble birth; nobility; dignity.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The knight displayed his nobley by defending the villagers against the marauders.

Despite their humble beginnings, the couple lived nobley, always putting the needs of others before their own.

The philanthropist donated his entire fortune nobley, ensuring that underprivileged communities would have better opportunities.

The teacher treated all her students nobley, regardless of their abilities or backgrounds.