nobility 音标拼音: [nob'ɪləti]
n . 贵族,高尚,贵族阶级
贵族,高尚,贵族阶级
nobility n 1 :
a privileged class holding hereditary titles [
synonym :
{
nobility }, {
aristocracy }]
2 :
the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conduct [
synonym : {
nobility }, {
nobleness },
{
magnanimousness }, {
grandeur }]
3 :
the state of being of noble birth [
synonym : {
nobility },
{
noblesse }]
Nobility \
No *
bil "
i *
ty \,
n . [
L .
nobilitas :
cf .
OF .
nobilit ['
e ].
See {
Noble }.]
1 .
The quality or state of being noble ;
superiority of mind or of character ;
commanding excellence ;
eminence .
[
1913 Webster ]
Though she hated Amphialus ,
yet the nobility of her courage prevailed over it . --
Sir P .
Sidney .
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They thought it great their sovereign to control ,
And named their pride nobility of soul . --
Dryden .
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2 .
The state of being of high rank or noble birth ;
patrician dignity ;
antiquity of family ;
distinction by rank ,
station ,
or title ,
whether inherited or conferred .
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I fell on the same argument of preferring virtue to nobility of blood and titles ,
in the story of Sigismunda . --
Dryden .
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3 .
Those who are noble ;
the collective body of nobles or titled persons in a state ;
the aristocratic and patrician class ;
the peerage ;
as ,
the English nobility .
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1913 Webster ]
258 Moby Thesaurus words for "
nobility ":
Babylonian splendor ,
FFVs ,
aedileship ,
ancienne noblesse ,
archbishopric ,
archiepiscopacy ,
archiepiscopate ,
aristocracy ,
assured probity ,
augustness ,
authority ,
baronage ,
baronetage ,
barons ,
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bigness ,
birth ,
bishopric ,
blamelessness ,
blue blood ,
brilliance ,
chairmanship ,
chancellery ,
chancellorate ,
chancellorship ,
character ,
chiefery ,
chiefry ,
chieftaincy ,
chieftainry ,
chieftainship ,
chivalrousness ,
chivalry ,
class ,
cleanness ,
consequence ,
conspicuousness ,
consulate ,
consulship ,
courtliness ,
cream ,
deanery ,
decency ,
dictatorship ,
dictature ,
dignifiedness ,
dignity ,
directorship ,
distinction ,
elaborateness ,
elect ,
elegance ,
elevation ,
elite ,
eminence ,
emirate ,
episcopacy ,
erectness ,
errantry ,
establishment ,
estimableness ,
ethics ,
exaltation ,
excellence ,
fairness ,
fame ,
generosity ,
generousness ,
glory ,
good character ,
goodness ,
gorgeousness ,
governorship ,
grandeur ,
grandiosity ,
grandness ,
gravity ,
great heart ,
greatheartedness ,
greatness ,
greatness of heart ,
haut monde ,
headship ,
hegemony ,
heroism ,
hierarchy ,
high ideals ,
high life ,
high mightiness ,
high principles ,
high society ,
high -
mindedness ,
honesty ,
honor ,
honorableness ,
idealism ,
illustriousness ,
immaculacy ,
importance ,
imposingness ,
impressiveness ,
influence ,
integrity ,
irreproachability ,
irreproachableness ,
justice ,
justness ,
kingliness ,
knight -
errantry ,
knightage ,
knightliness ,
largeheartedness ,
lavishness ,
leadership ,
liberality ,
liberalness ,
loftiness ,
lordliness ,
lords of creation ,
lordship ,
luxuriousness ,
luxury ,
magistracy ,
magistrateship ,
magistrature ,
magnanimity ,
magnanimousness ,
magnificence ,
majesty ,
mark ,
masterdom ,
mastership ,
mastery ,
mayoralty ,
mayorship ,
metropolitanate ,
metropolitanship ,
moral excellence ,
moral strength ,
noble -
mindedness ,
nobleness ,
noblesse ,
noblesse de robe ,
notability ,
note ,
old nobility ,
openhandedness ,
outstandingness ,
overlapping ,
papacy ,
pashadom ,
pashalic ,
patriarchate ,
patriarchy ,
peerage ,
plushness ,
pontificality ,
pontificate ,
popedom ,
popehood ,
popeship ,
poshness ,
position ,
power elite ,
power structure ,
prefectship ,
prefecture ,
premiership ,
presidency ,
presidentship ,
prestige ,
pride of bearing ,
pride of place ,
primacy ,
prime -
ministership ,
prime -
ministry ,
princedom ,
princeliness ,
princeship ,
principality ,
principles ,
probity ,
proconsulate ,
proconsulship ,
prominence ,
protectorate ,
protectorship ,
proud bearing ,
proudness ,
provostry ,
provostship ,
pureness ,
purity ,
rank ,
rectitude ,
rectorate ,
rectorship ,
regality ,
regency ,
regentship ,
renown ,
reputability ,
respectability ,
resplendence ,
righteousness ,
ritziness ,
royalty ,
ruling circles ,
ruling class ,
sedateness ,
seigniory ,
seneschalship ,
seneschalsy ,
sheikhdom ,
sheriffalty ,
sheriffcy ,
sheriffdom ,
shrievalty ,
significance ,
sobriety ,
solemnity ,
splendidness ,
splendiferousness ,
splendor ,
stainlessness ,
state ,
stateliness ,
sublimity ,
sumptuousness ,
supereminence ,
supervisorship ,
suzerainship ,
suzerainty ,
the Establishment ,
the Four Hundred ,
the best ,
the best people ,
the brass ,
the classes ,
top people ,
tribunate ,
unimpeachability ,
unimpeachableness ,
unspottedness ,
upper class ,
upper classes ,
upper crust ,
upper ten ,
upper ten thousand ,
uppercut ,
uprightness ,
upstandingness ,
venerability ,
virtue ,
virtuousness ,
vizierate ,
viziership ,
worthiness
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