nobler

ADJECTIVE

aristocratic

Synonyms

STRONG

imperial patrician

WEAK

gentle highborn kingly queenly titled wellborn

Antonyms

WEAK

ignoble lowly servile unaristocratic undignified unrefined unsophisticated

ADJECTIVE

dignified, excellent

Synonyms

STRONGEST

benevolent brilliant charitable dignified distinguished extraordinary gracious grand great high-minded honorable humane imposing lofty magnificent splendid virtuous worthy

STRONG

august elevated liberal upright

WEAK

beneficent benign big bounteous courtly cultivated eminent first-rate generous great-hearted impressive magnanimous meritorious preeminent refined remarkable reputable stately sublime supreme sympathetic tolerant

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bad common dishonorable humble inhumane insignificant low malevolent mean modest normal ordinary poor severe stupid undignified unextraordinary unimportant unimpressive unkind unknown unsympathetic usual

WEAK

ignoble lowly servile unaristocratic unrefined unsophisticated

Example Sentences

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The improvements and prospects of further gains, said Dr. Myron P. Nobler, result from the use of modern radiation at supervoltage levels.

From Time Magazine Archive

At Memorial Hospital, said Dr. Nobler, an X ray with a grid background is made of the body area involved.

From Time Magazine Archive

So, Dr. Nobler declared, the thing to do now is to ignore these distinctions and get on with the supervoltage treatment.

From Time Magazine Archive

Nobler characters and more heroic virtues might have been produced by the Italian commonwealths if they had continued to enjoy their ancient freedom of self-government.

From Renaissance in Italy, Volume 1 (of 7) The Age of the Despots by Symonds, John Addington

Nobler than any special view or presentation was the general sense of the dignity of human character and of its affinity with things divine, which always gave the master tone to the discussions.

From Reminiscences, 1819-1899 by Howe, Julia Ward