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nobility

/nəʊˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/

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noun

/nəʊˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее социальный класс с наследственными титулами, или качество высокого морального характера, идеалов или поведения, или состояние благородного происхождения.

A noun referring to a social class with hereditary titles, or the quality of having high moral character, ideals, or conduct, or the state of being of noble birth.

uncountable

  1. Privileged social classB2formal

    A social class of people who hold hereditary titles and rank, often with special privileges.

    ruЗнать

    • The nobility attended the royal banquet.
    • Many members of the nobility owned vast estates.
    • The revolution stripped the nobility of their power.

    Synonymsaristocracyelitegentrypeerageupper class

    Antonymscommonerpeasant

  2. High moral characterB2formal

    The quality of having high moral principles, generosity, and dignity.

    ruБлагородство

    • Her nobility of spirit was admired by everyone.
    • He acted with great nobility in forgiving his enemies.
    • True nobility comes from character, not birth.

    Synonymsdignitygoodnesshonorintegritymoralityprobityrighteousnessuprightnessvirtueworthiness

    Antonymsbasenessdepravityignobilityvillainy

  3. Noble birthB2formal

    The state or condition of being born into a noble family.

    ruЗнатное происхождение

    • His nobility granted him certain privileges from birth.
    • She was proud of her nobility and family lineage.
    • In those times, nobility was inherited through the male line.

    Synonymsblue bloodgentility

    Antonymscommonnessobscurity

Forms
  • nobilities plural form
  • nobilities' possessive plural form
  • nobility's possessive singular form
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