nonnoble
/nɑnˈnoʊbəl/
adjective
- Not belonging to the nobility; not of high social rank or birth.
- The story follows a nonnoble hero who rises to become a leader through his courage.
- Nonnoble citizens were often excluded from the royal court's events.
- In medieval times, nonnoble families had fewer rights and privileges than the aristocracy.
- Not having noble or admirable qualities; ignoble.
- His nonnoble actions, like cheating and lying, cost him the respect of his friends.
- She refused to engage in nonnoble behavior, even when it would have helped her win.
- The villain's nonnoble motives were driven by greed and jealousy.
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