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ennoblement

/ɪˈnəʊ.bəl.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action d'élever quelqu'un à la noblesse ou l'état qui en résulte ; aussi, au sens figuré, le fait d'ennoblir moralement ou spirituellement.

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noun

/ɪˈnəʊ.bəl.mənt/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action d'élever quelqu'un à la noblesse ou l'état qui en résulte ; aussi, au sens figuré, le fait d'ennoblir moralement ou spirituellement.

A noun referring to the state of being made noble or the act of raising someone to the nobility.

indénombrable

  1. Elevation to nobilityC1formal

    The act of granting someone a noble title or rank, raising them to the aristocracy.

    frAnoblissement

    • The king's ennoblement of the general was celebrated with a grand ceremony.
    • Ennoblement in the 18th century often came with land and privileges.
    • The document recorded the ennoblement of several loyal subjects.

    Synonymesadvancementelevationennobling

    Antonymesdegradationdemotiondisgrace

  2. Moral or spiritual elevationC2formal

    The process of being made morally or spiritually better; the state of having a more dignified or noble character.

    frennoblissement moral ou spirituel

    • The philosopher spoke of the ennoblement of the human spirit through art.
    • Suffering can sometimes lead to a personal ennoblement.
    • He believed that education was the key to the ennoblement of society.

    Synonymesedificationelevationexaltationrefinementuplift

    Antonymesbasenesscorruptiondegradationdepravity

Formes
  • ennoblements plural form
  • ennoblements' possessive plural form
  • ennoblement's possessive singular form
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