nobility
/noʊˈbɪləti/
noun
- The social class of people who hold titles and rank, such as dukes, counts, and barons.
- Members of the nobility often lived in castles or large estates.
- The nobility once owned most of the land in the country.
- In some countries, the nobility still has ceremonial roles in government.
- The quality of being noble in character; having high moral principles and dignity.
- The leader's nobility earned the respect of people from all walks of life.
- Her kindness and honesty showed true nobility of spirit.
- Acts of great courage and self-sacrifice reflect the highest nobility.
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