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ignoble

/ɪɡˈnoʊ.bəl/

Traducción: Describe acciones, motivos o personas considerados moralmente bajos, deshonrosos o carentes de nobleza.

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adjective

/ɪɡˈnoʊ.bəl/C2formal
  • esDescribe acciones, motivos o personas considerados moralmente bajos, deshonrosos o carentes de nobleza.

Describes actions, motives, or people that are considered morally base, dishonorable, or lacking in nobility.

  1. Lacking moral characterC1formal

    Completely lacking in nobility, honor, or moral quality; base or dishonorable.

    esDeshonroso, vil

    • His ignoble actions betrayed his friends for personal gain.
    • She was ashamed of her ignoble motives in the deal.
    • The politician's ignoble behavior shocked the public.

    Sinónimosabjectbasecontemptibledebaseddespicabledishonorablelowmeanshamefulsordidunworthyvile

    Antónimosdignifiedethicalhonorableloftymoralnoblerighteousuprightvirtuousworthy

  2. Not of noble birthC2formal

    Not belonging to the nobility; of common or low birth.

    esno noble

    • He was of ignoble origin but rose to great power.
    • The knight looked down upon those of ignoble birth.
    • In medieval times, ignoble families had fewer rights.

    Sinónimosbaseborncommonhumblelowbornlowlyplebeian

    Antónimosaristocraticgentlenoblepatrician

Formas
  • more ignoble comparative form
  • most ignoble superlative form
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