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nobly

/ˈnəʊ.bli/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière noble » — avec de hautes qualités morales, du courage, de la générosité ou de l'honneur. Décrit des actions accomplies avec dignité, abnégation ou grâce aristocratique.

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adverb

/ˈnəʊ.bli/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière noble » — avec de hautes qualités morales, du courage, de la générosité ou de l'honneur. Décrit des actions accomplies avec dignité, abnégation ou grâce aristocratique.

An adverb meaning 'in a noble manner' — with high moral qualities, courage, generosity, or honor. It describes actions performed with dignity, selflessness, or aristocratic grace.

  1. In a morally excellent wayB2formal

    In a manner showing high moral qualities, courage, or generosity.

    frNoblement (au sens moral)

    • He nobly sacrificed his own comfort to help others.
    • She nobly defended the rights of the underprivileged.
    • The soldier nobly gave his life for his country.

    Synonymescourageouslygallantlygenerouslyheroicallyhonorablymagnanimouslyrighteouslyvirtuouslyworthily

    Antonymesbaselycontemptiblydishonorablyignoblyvilely

  2. In a manner befitting nobilityB2formal

    In a way that is characteristic of a noble person; with dignity and honor.

    fravec noblesse

    • The king nobly pardoned his enemies.
    • She nobly accepted the challenge despite the risks.
    • He nobly refused to take credit for the team's success.

    Synonymeschivalrouslygallantlyhonorablymagnanimouslyvirtuouslyworthily

    Antonymesbaselycontemptiblydespicablyignoblymeanly

Formes
  • more nobly comparative form
  • most nobly superlative form
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