nobility
English → English
(status) The class of people who have a high social rank or hereditary titles like Duke or Earl; aristocracy
In medieval Europe, the nobility held most of the land and wealth while the peasants worked the fields.
(English) In medieval Europe, the nobility held most of the land and wealth while the peasants worked the fields.
The grand ballroom was filled with members of the European nobility attending the royal coronation.
(English) The grand ballroom was filled with members of the European nobility attending the royal coronation.
(character) The quality of being honest, brave, and morally good; honor
The soldier's sacrifice was seen as an act of great nobility and was honored by the entire nation.
(English) The soldier's sacrifice was seen as an act of great nobility and was honored by the entire nation.
True nobility is found in how one treats those who can do nothing for them in return.
(English) True nobility is found in how one treats those who can do nothing for them in return.
Entry ID: en:en:nobility · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary