Synonym: aristocracy, grandeur, magnanimousness, nobleness, noblesse. Similar words: mobility, immobility, ability, viability, stability, inability, liability, durability. Meaning: [nəʊ'bɪlətɪ] 
n. 1. a privileged class holding hereditary titles 2. the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conduct 3. the state of being of noble birth.
n. 1. a privileged class holding hereditary titles 2. the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conduct 3. the state of being of noble birth. 
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1. Virtue is the only true nobility. 
2. She seemed to personify goodness and nobility.
3. The true nobility is in being superior to your previous self.
4. As a member of the nobility, his life had been one of wealth and privilege.
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5. Her nobility of character made her much admired.
6. The bravery and nobility of these men who died for their country.
7. The order of precedence for titled nobility in Britain is duke, marquis, earl, viscount, baron.
8. Most of them were the nobility and the landed gentry.
9. They married into the nobility and entered the highest ranks of state administration.
10. The privileged position of the nobility seemed threatened, too, by the growing professionalization of the bureaucracy and the army.
11. The prince walked past all the sleeping nobility and climbed the staircase to the room where Sleeping Beauty slept.
12. They had no view of tile nobility of being intellectuals and judges of lie social order.
13. A growing proportion of the nobility lost their ties with the land altogether.
14. The nobility and the serfs emerged, then, as two of the distinct strata in feudal society.
15. There is nothing noble in being superior to some other man. The true nobility is in being superior to your previous self.
16. Being neither jealous nor greedy, being without desires, and remaining the same under all circumstances, this is nobility.
17. In Norman England, the greyhound was a symbol of nobility.
18. The new merchant class was anxious for acceptance by the old nobility.
19. Fast as the wind and loyal unto death, they are the perfect mount for Elf nobility.
20. The process of economic development was accompanied by a balance of power between the crown and the landed nobility.
21. Seen by romantic eyes it is the epitome of the nobility of nature, but what is the truth of the situation?
22. She even considered a discreet retreat to her own lair, but recognised that she lacked such disinterested nobility.
23. Joseph's reforms led to peasant risings, which he put down with extreme brutality, and to conspiracies among the nobility.
24. They not only portrayed middle-class life and its problems but attacked the corruption and depravity of the nobility.
25. Nevertheless their Bible was widely circulated not only among the middle classes but among the nobility.
26. To some extent, the Church was an independent force in feudal society, in competition with the nobility and the king.
27. That is why it disgusts me to see the nobility of grief caricatured in this way.
28. During the succession crisis of 1730 complaints against compulsory service were barely audible even among the lesser nobility.
29. The government looked so vulnerable that even irreproachable traditionalists among the landowning nobility concluded that political reform was inescapable.
30. Le Philosophe sans le savoir is also a satire on the pride and depravity of the nobility.
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