Noble ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Noble ( adjective )

1. Of high moral or personal qualities; illustrious.
2. Of high social, administrative, or political rank; aristocratic.
3. Of or relating to the nobility.
4. Of an imposing or impressive size or appearance.
5. Of a superior or excellent kind or quality.

Origin:

From middle english noble, from old french noble, from latin nōbilis ("well-known, famous, noble"), from nōscere ("to know").

Examples:

1. The king was a noble ruler.
2. She had a noble spirit.
3. The noble bearing of the queen.
4. The noble architecture of the palace.
5. He was a noble person, always ready to help.

(As a noun)

Noble ( noun )

1. Of high moral or personal qualities; illustrious.
2. Of high social, administrative, or political rank; aristocratic.
3. Of or relating to the nobility.
4. Of an imposing or impressive size or appearance.
5. Of a superior or excellent kind or quality.

Origin:

From middle english noble, from old french noble, from latin nōbilis ("well-known, famous, noble"), from nōscere ("to know").

Examples:

1. The king was a noble ruler.
2. She had a noble spirit.
3. The noble bearing of the queen.
4. The noble architecture of the palace.
5. He was a noble person, always ready to help.