Noble
//ˈnəʊbəl//
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The word "noble" can be used as proper noun, adjective, adjective and noun.
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Le Noble Noble County Noble Park Nobleford Noblesville angel-noble antinoble ennoble half-noble nobility noble art noble birth noble chafer noble eightfold path noble experiment noble fir noble gas noble gas noble hops noble lie noble metal noble rot noble savage noble-born noble-minded noblebright nobleman nobleman nobleness noblewoman nobly nonnoble rose noble unnoble unnobled
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adjective also also gas aristocracy aristocrat aristocratic aristocratic lord aristocratic person barns barns and bell birth blood blue blue blood castle character characteristic chivalrous chivalry class distinguished doctor doctor who dubious ell eminence england english english aristocracy exalted family feudal feudal position gas general general class gold grand helium helium gas hereditary hereditary importance high high character high class high up highborn honor honorable honorable man honourable importance individual isogonal isohedral kind king king queen kingly kings kings queens knights knights are knob knob bell knob ell ladies lesser lesser lord lord lords lords ladies lower lower rank magnificent man manners mass mean nobility patrician people periodic periodic gas person petty position proud queen queens rank regal regal royal respected rich royal royal family royal person royalty splendid stately status their their kind title up upstanding upstanding character who
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