ennoble
/ɪˈnoʊbəl/
verb
- To give someone a noble rank or title.
- In some countries, the government can ennoble citizens for outstanding service.
- She was ennobled by the queen and became a baroness.
- The king decided to ennoble the general for his bravery in battle.
- To make someone or something morally better or more dignified.
- Hard work and honesty can ennoble a person's character.
- The artist believed that beauty in art could ennoble the human spirit.
- Volunteering to help others is an experience that ennobles the soul.