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ennobling

/ɪˈnoʊ.blɪŋ/

Traduction: Qui élève moralement, en conférant plus de dignité, de noblesse ou de valeur à une personne ou à une chose ; qui rend plus noble ou plus admirable., Verbe signifiant accorder à quelqu'un un titre ou un rang de noblesse, ou élever quelqu'un en caractère, en dignité ou en valeur morale.

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adjective

/ɪˈnoʊ.blɪŋ/C2formal
  • frQui élève moralement, en conférant plus de dignité, de noblesse ou de valeur à une personne ou à une chose ; qui rend plus noble ou plus admirable.

Having the effect of elevating someone's moral character, dignity, or status; making something seem more noble or admirable.

  1. Investing with dignity or honorC1formal

    Giving a sense of moral or spiritual elevation; making someone or something seem more noble or worthy.

    frQui élève moralement

    • The experience of helping others can be truly ennobling.
    • He spoke of the ennobling power of art and literature.
    • Her selfless actions had an ennobling effect on the entire community.

    Synonymesdignifyingedifyingexaltinginspiringrefininguplifting

    Antonymesdegradingdemeaninghumiliating

  2. Tending to exaltC1formal

    Having the quality of raising something to a higher level of excellence or importance.

    frQui élève moralement

    • The ennobling nature of the ceremony inspired everyone present.
    • They believed that hardship could be an ennobling force.
    • The film's theme was the ennobling pursuit of justice.

    Synonymesdignifyingedifyingexaltinguplifting

    Antonymesdegradingdemeaninghumbling

Formes
  • more ennobling comparative form
  • most ennobling superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

ennoble/ɪˈnoʊ.bəl/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant accorder à quelqu'un un titre ou un rang de noblesse, ou élever quelqu'un en caractère, en dignité ou en valeur morale.

A verb meaning to give someone a noble rank or title, or to elevate in character, dignity, or moral worth.

  1. Elevate in rank or statusC1formalbritish

    To give someone a noble title or raise them to the nobility.

    frAnoblir

    • The king ennobled the general for his service in battle.
    • Several wealthy merchants were ennobled by the monarch.
    • He was ennobled and granted a large estate.

    Synonymesdignifydubelevateexaltknightpromoteraise

    Antonymesabasedebasedegradedemotedisgracehumble

  2. Make morally or spiritually betterC2formal

    To give a person or activity a more dignified or elevated character.

    frennoblir (sens moral)

    • Suffering can ennoble the human spirit.
    • Art has the power to ennoble our thoughts and feelings.
    • His selfless actions ennobled him in the eyes of the community.

    Synonymesdignifyedifyelevateexaltpurifyrefineuplift

    Antonymescorruptdebasedegradedemean

Formes
  • ennobled past participle
  • ennobled past simple
  • ennobling present participle
  • ennobles third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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