Synonyms for Noble:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • noble.
  •aristocratic (adjective)
  • imperial,
  • titled,
  • queenly,
  • highborn,
  • patrician.
  •attractive (adjective)
  • handsome.
  •benevolent (adjective)
  • charitable,
  • bountiful,
  • kind,
  • chivalrous,
  • alms-giving,
  • motherly,
  • neighborly,
  • philanthropic,
  • compassionate,
  • munificent,
  • humane,
  • benevolent,
  • beneficent,
  • altruistic,
  • considerate,
  • humanitarian.
  •big (adjective)
  • liberal,
  • freest.
  •big-hearted (adjective)
  • most giving,
  • more giving,
  • big hearted.
  •blue-blooded (adjective)
  • bluestocking,
  • pedigreed.
  •courageous (adjective)
  • manly.
  •courteous (adjective)
  • respectful,
  • well-bred,
  • ladylike,
  • agreeable,
  • gracious,
  • courteous,
  • thoughtful,
  • well-mannered,
  • polite,
  • mannerly,
  • deferential,
  • suave,
  • diplomatic,
  • graceful,
  • hospitable,
  • civil,
  • obliging,
  • decorous.
  •decent (adjective)
  • on and up,
  • on the up and up,
  • be-coming,
  • straight arrow,
  • de cent,
  • on the up up,
  • on the up,
  • re-served,
  • un-blemished,
  • de-cent,
  • un-tarnished,
  • on up up,
  • un-defiled,
  • re served,
  • on the and up,
  • un tarnished,
  • on up,
  • be-fitting,
  • un blemished,
  • un defiled.
  •dignified (adjective)
  • highfalutin,
  • most respected,
  • most distingue,
  • formal,
  • more distingue.
  •dignified, excellent (adjective)
  • extraordinary,
  • bounteous,
  • remarkable,
  • refined,
  • cultivated,
  • Great-hearted,
  • preeminent,
  • first-rate,
  • honorable,
  • courtly,
  • brilliant,
  • tolerant,
  • benign,
  • meritorious,
  • impressive,
  • supreme,
  • virtuous,
  • reputable,
  • elevated,
  • sympathetic,
  • lofty.
  •distinguished (adjective)
  • nonpareil,
  • namer,
  • talked of,
  • highly regarded,
  • singular,
  • extra ordinary,
  • memorable.
  •elegant (adjective)
  • ostentatious,
  • recherche.
  •elevated (adjective)
  • bigtime.
  •elite (adjective)
  • more tip-top,
  • most gilt-edged,
  • topflight,
  • out of sight,
  • topnotch,
  • more tip top,
  • more giltedged,
  • top pest,
  • out sight,
  • top notch,
  • picker,
  • more gilt-edged,
  • out of world,
  • more elect,
  • most tip top,
  • most gilt edged,
  • more world-class,
  • most elect,
  • most worldclass,
  • more gilt edged,
  • pickest,
  • out this world,
  • out world,
  • most tip-top,
  • most world class,
  • most world-class,
  • worldclass,
  • top-pest,
  • most giltedged,
  • more worldclass,
  • gilt edged,
  • more world class,
  • top flight.
  •eminent (adjective)
  • more page-oner,
  • most leonine,
  • superstarrest,
  • most big-gun,
  • more biggun,
  • most big-name,
  • biggun,
  • more lionlike,
  • re doubted,
  • para mount,
  • pageoner,
  • re-doubted,
  • page-oner,
  • more redoubted,
  • more big-name,
  • super starrer,
  • pre eminent,
  • more big name,
  • out standing,
  • most celebrious,
  • more page oner,
  • most biggun,
  • most lionlike,
  • most celeb,
  • page oner,
  • most page-oner,
  • most pageoner,
  • most big name,
  • more celebrious,
  • bigname,
  • super star,
  • super starrest,
  • more pageoner,
  • more big-gun,
  • more leonine,
  • super-starrest,
  • more big gun,
  • most bigname,
  • super-starrer,
  • more celeb,
  • para-mount,
  • superstarrer,
  • most redoubted,
  • most page oner,
  • super-star,
  • more bigname,
  • most big gun,
  • bigleague.
  •estimable (adjective)
  • more meritable,
  • de serving,
  • de-serving,
  • meritable,
  • more admired,
  • more well thought of,
  • more praisable,
  • most meritable,
  • most well-thought-of,
  • more meretorious,
  • high powered,
  • most admired,
  • well thought of,
  • most meretorious,
  • more palmary,
  • most well thought of,
  • more well-thought-of,
  • meretorious,
  • most palmary,
  • most praisable.
  •ethical (adjective)
  • more high principled,
  • most high principled,
  • more highprincipled,
  • more christian,
  • highprincipled,
  • most christian,
  • true blue,
  • most highprincipled,
  • most moralistic,
  • more high-principled,
  • more moralistic,
  • high principled,
  • ethical,
  • most high-principled.
  •exalted (adjective)
  • more top-ranking,
  • most ideal,
  • up-lifting,
  • most highest ranking,
  • pretentious,
  • topranking,
  • highestranking,
  • more topranking,
  • more highest ranking,
  • most top-ranking,
  • over blown,
  • more top ranking,
  • top ranking,
  • up lifting,
  • topdrawer,
  • most topranking,
  • self-important,
  • selfimportant,
  • most top ranking,
  • more highestranking,
  • more highest-ranking,
  • most highestranking,
  • most highest-ranking,
  • self important,
  • highest ranking,
  • over-blown.
  •famous (adjective)
  • more muchpublicized,
  • more much-publicized,
  • most much publicized,
  • re cognized,
  • mightiest,
  • most much-publicized,
  • much publicized,
  • muchpublicized,
  • most applauded,
  • most muchpublicized,
  • most famous,
  • more much publicized,
  • more lionized,
  • more applauded,
  • re-cognized,
  • most lionized.
  •gallant (adjective)
  • fireeating,
  • more fireeating,
  • most fire-eating,
  • more fire-eating,
  • most fire eating,
  • fire eating,
  • most fireeating,
  • fearless,
  • more fire eating.
  •generous (adjective)
  • ungrudging,
  • unsparing,
  • soft-touch,
  • kindhearted,
  • Open-handed,
  • unstinting.
  •genteel (adjective)
  • wellmannered,
  • old-maidish,
  • prudish.
  •gentle (adjective)
  • more brahmin,
  • most brahmin.
  •gentlemanly (adjective)
  • more gentlemanlike,
  • most gentlemanlike,
  • gentlemanlike.
  •glorious (adjective)
  • de-lightful,
  • de lightful,
  • re-splendent,
  • re splendent.
  •grand (adjective)
  • fabber,
  • more smashing,
  • first rate,
  • aweinspiring,
  • awe inspiring,
  • more dynamite,
  • un-real,
  • most dynamite,
  • most smashing,
  • fabbest,
  • grandest,
  • very good,
  • firstrate,
  • more transcendent.
  •grandiose (adjective)
  • high falutin',
  • un fathomable,
  • over-whelming,
  • high-falutin,
  • over whelming.
  •great (adjective)
  • greater,
  • puissant.
  •handsome (adjective)
  • cleancut,
  • more well dressed,
  • more well proportioned,
  • well dressed,
  • more well-proportioned,
  • well proportioned,
  • most well dressed,
  • wellproportioned,
  • good looking,
  • most well-dressed,
  • most well-proportioned,
  • clean cut,
  • most well proportioned,
  • welldressed,
  • more well-dressed,
  • more wellproportioned,
  • most wellproportioned,
  • more welldressed,
  • most welldressed.
  •heroic (adjective)
  • more impavid,
  • more epic,
  • most impavid,
  • un-afraid,
  • epic,
  • most lion hearted,
  • un afraid,
  • un daunted,
  • more lion hearted,
  • most lion-hearted,
  • more lion-hearted,
  • lion hearted,
  • guttiest,
  • guttier,
  • un-daunted,
  • most epic.
  •high-minded (adjective)
  • high minded,
  • highminded.
  •high-ranking (adjective)
  • high ranking,
  • highranking.
  •highbred (adjective)
  • full blooded,
  • most papered,
  • more pure blooded,
  • bloodest,
  • blooder,
  • more titled,
  • pure blooded,
  • most pure-blooded,
  • most titled,
  • more papered,
  • more pure-blooded,
  • fullblooded,
  • full-blooded,
  • most pure blooded.
  •honorable (adjective)
  • re liabler,
  • more law-abiding,
  • most law-abiding,
  • re liablest,
  • most lawabiding,
  • more law abiding,
  • un stained,
  • most law abiding,
  • more lawabiding,
  • re-liablest,
  • re-liable,
  • lawabiding,
  • law abiding,
  • re-liabler,
  • un-stained.
  •honored (adjective)
  • more decorated,
  • most decorated.
  •illustrious (adjective)
  • more monster,
  • most monster.
  •important (adjective)
  • high up,
  • incomparable,
  • high-up,
  • four-star,
  • page-one,
  • front-page,
  • front page,
  • high-level.
  •imposing (adjective)
  • mindblowing,
  • ex citing,
  • something to write home about,
  • most mega,
  • something write home about,
  • one for book,
  • more mega,
  • mind blowing.
  •impressive (adjective)
  • pro-found,
  • in tenser,
  • ex-cited,
  • well-done,
  • in-tenser,
  • most well-done,
  • in-tensest,
  • most well done,
  • more welldone,
  • most welldone,
  • more well done,
  • pro-founder,
  • in spiring,
  • ex cited,
  • in-tense,
  • welldone,
  • in tense,
  • pro founder,
  • in-spiring,
  • more well-done,
  • pro found,
  • well done.
  •large-hearted (adjective)
  • large hearted.
  •lofty (adjective)
  • loftier.
  •lordly (adjective)
  • over bearing,
  • Over-bearing,
  • up-pity,
  • up pity.
  •magnanimous (adjective)
  • has heart right place,
  • more forgiving.
  •manful (adjective)
  • mannish.
  •manly (adjective)
  • colter,
  • two-fisted,
  • beefcake,
  • Heman,
  • manful,
  • jockstrap,
  • well-built,
  • red-blooded,
  • Stout-hearted,
  • jocker,
  • masculine.
  •meritorious (adjective)
  • Thankworthy,
  • world-beating.
  •moral (adjective)
  • in nocent,
  • true-blue,
  • salt the earth,
  • in-nocent,
  • trueblue,
  • salt earth,
  • in-corruptible,
  • in corruptible.
  •noble (adjective)
  • magisterial,
  • knightly,
  • queen-like,
  • celebrated,
  • sovereign,
  • princely.
  •old-maidish (adjective)
  • oldmaidish,
  • prim and proper.
  •oratorical (adjective)
  • senatorial,
  • stylistic,
  • stagier,
  • stagiest,
  • stagy,
  • longwinded,
  • gesticulative.
  •patrician (adjective)
  • highclass,
  • well born,
  • high class.
  •proud (adjective)
  • well-pleased.
  •regal (adjective)
  • more monarchial,
  • most monarchical,
  • most monarchial,
  • queenlier,
  • more monarchical.
  •respectable (adjective)
  • pure,
  • fair,
  • honest,
  • respectable,
  • irreproachable,
  • creditable,
  • unimpeachable,
  • good,
  • forthright,
  • true,
  • righteous,
  • blameless,
  • angelical,
  • saintly,
  • untarnished.
  •right-minded (adjective)
  • right minded,
  • rightminded.
  •righteous (adjective)
  • de voted,
  • de-voted.
  •rightful (adjective)
  • condign,
  • twenty-four carat,
  • holding water,
  • rightful,
  • card-carrying.
  •self-denying (adjective)
  • self denying,
  • selfdenying.
  •self-forgetful (adjective)
  • self forgetful,
  • selfforgetful.
  •self-forgetting (adjective)
  • self forgetting,
  • selfforgetting.
  •self-righteous (adjective)
  • pharisaic,
  • pietistic.
  •stately (adjective)
  • de-liberate,
  • de liberate,
  • most highfaluting,
  • more highfaluting.
  •strong (adjective)
  • lionhearted.
  •sublime (adjective)
  • most splendiferous,
  • more splendiferous,
  • sub-lime,
  • sub lime.
  •superb (adjective)
  • un-rivaled,
  • more optimal,
  • un rivaled.
  •time-honored (adjective)
  • timehonored,
  • time honored.
  •top-level (adjective)
  • more high-profile,
  • toplevel,
  • highprofile,
  • more high profile,
  • top level,
  • most high-profile,
  • most highprofile,
  • more highprofile,
  • most high profile,
  • high-profile.
  •unselfish (adjective)
  • more denying,
  • dis interested,
  • un selfish,
  • self effacing,
  • un-selfish,
  • selfeffacing,
  • most denying,
  • dis-interested.
  •upright (adjective)
  • un-impeachable,
  • un impeachable,
  • up-right,
  • up right.
  •valiant (adjective)
  • re doubtable,
  • un dismayed,
  • selfreliant,
  • strongwilled,
  • self reliant,
  • re-doubtable,
  • un-dismayed,
  • more undismayed,
  • strong willed,
  • most undismayed,
  • high spirited.
  •venerable (adjective)
  • most matriarchal,
  • most worshipped,
  • more worshipped,
  • more venerated,
  • most reverenced,
  • most patriarchal,
  • more patriarchal,
  • more revered,
  • more matriarchal,
  • more reverenced,
  • most venerated,
  • most revered,
  • more reverend.
  •virtuous (adjective)
  • uncorrupted,
  • in the clear,
  • valorous,
  • clean-living,
  • unsullied,
  • unspotted,
  • without reproach,
  • faultless,
  • Taintless,
  • guiltless,
  • clean.
  •visionary (adjective)
  • visionary,
  • introspective,
  • in clouds,
  • in the clouds.
  •well-bred (adjective)
  • more upper-crust,
  • most upper-crust,
  • well bred,
  • most upper crust,
  • uppercrust,
  • more upper crust,
  • most uppercrust,
  • wellbred,
  • more uppercrust.
  •worthy (adjective)
  • in corrupt,
  • in-corrupt,
  • in-valuable,
  • more incorrupt,
  • in valuable,
  • most incorrupt,
  • A 1.

• n.

  •
  • over.
  •
  • high,
  • king-size,
  • large,
  • vast,
  • huge,
  • wide,
  • enormous.
  •
  • big.
  •aristocrat (noun)
  • lace curtain,
  • silk stocking,
  • upper cruster,
  • blueblood.
  •aristocratic (noun)
  • aristocratic.
  •aristocratical (noun)
  • aristocratical.
  •august (noun)
  • august.
  •blue blood (noun)
  • thoroughbreds,
  • upper-cruster,
  • silk-stocking,
  • Brahmans,
  • titled person.
  •chevalier (noun)
  • cavaliers,
  • gallants.
  •coroneted (noun)
  • coroneted.
  •courtier (noun)
  • courtier.
  •dignifying (noun)
  • dignifying.
  •ennobling (noun)
  • ennobling.
  •gentleperson (noun)
  • good persons,
  • good people,
  • nice persons,
  • nice people.
  •high-flown (noun)
  • high-flown.
  •honourable (noun)
  • honourable.
  •idealistic (noun)
  • idealistic.
  •inconsiderate (noun)
  • shabby.
  •kinglike (noun)
  • kinglike.
  •lord (noun)
  • bi shops,
  • bi shop,
  • man upstair,
  • lord,
  • bi-shops,
  • bi-shop.
  •magnate (noun)
  • plutocrat,
  • captain of industry,
  • lion.
  •monarchal (noun)
  • monarchal.
  •noble (noun)
  • purple,
  • rarified,
  • unreactive,
  • rarefied,
  • solid,
  • noble-minded,
  • upstanding,
  • blue,
  • queenlike.
  •nobleman (noun)
  • grandee,
  • Magnifico,
  • grandees,
  • Magnificoes,
  • archdukes,
  • baronet,
  • baronets,
  • archduke,
  • valet.
  •patrician (noun)
  • noblepeople,
  • noblepersons.
  •socialite (noun)
  • member the upper class,
  • member upper class,
  • member of upper class.

• v.

  •respected (verb)
  • honored.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • uncrowned,
  • high-born,
  • top-drawer,
  • ducal,
  • upper class.
  •
  • grandiose,
  • artistic,
  • venerable,
  • valiant.
  •
  • best,
  • thoroughbred.
  •
  • splendid,
  • treasury.
  •bighearted
  • self-sacrificing.
  •dignified
  • high-toned.
  •nobleman
  • aristocrat.
  •peer
  • baron.
  •silica
  • opal.
  •thoroughbred
  • blooded.
  •well-meaning
  • well-intentioned.

Paraphrases for Noble:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    lofty, high-minded.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    commendable, exalted, sublime, dignified, fine, sacred, esteemed, high, beautiful, aristocratic, non-performing, praiseworthy, notable, prestigious, glorious, hallowed, inert, decent, worthwhile, elevated, magnificent, inviolable, gentle.
  • Proper noun, singular
    pounds, nobel.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    noblesse, laudable, worthy, grand, nobel, lovely, great.

Antonyms for Noble:

• adj.

  • all
    ignoble, lowborn.
  • aristocratic
    undignified, servile, unaristocratic, lowly, unsophisticated, unrefined.
  • dignified, excellent
    unsympathetic, insignificant, dishonorable, bad, mean, unimportant, modest, severe, poor, unimpressive, normal, usual, humble, common, malevolent, unextraordinary, inhumane, unknown, low, ordinary, unkind, stupid.
  • Other antonyms:
    beggarly, commonplace, low-grade, crooked, little, decadent, degraded, atrocious, criminal, libertine, loose, debased, unfair, dastardly, meretricious, depraved, humiliating, illegitimate, degenerate, average, unimposing, debauched, unworthy, plain, reprehensible, shabby, dissolute, small-minded, repulsive, unjust, immoral, blamable, obscure, dishonest, run-of-the-mill, lower class, junior, second-rate, abominable, reactive, censurable, measly, awful, perverse, crude, degrading, coarse, offensive, scoundrelly, blameworthy, mediocre, subordinate, middling, knavish, culpable, unheroic, blackguardly, narrow, roguish, petty, ugly, squalid, terrible, trifling, venal, minor, unprepossessing, reprobate, trivial, dissipated, corrupt, rascally, unsung, puny, profligate, perverted, uncelebrated, demoralized.

• n.

  • person
    lady, noblewoman.

Homophones for Noble:

• nepal, navel, novella, Nubble, nobble, nepali, knoble, numbly, nobel, no ball, navy blue, nimblewill, nonviable, nubile, naval, napoli, nimble, knobel, Nebule, nubbly, novel, nob hill, nemophila, nopal, nonuple, knoebel, nebula, nopalea, nybble, novial, nipple, nimbly, nimble will, nibble.

Hypernym for Noble:

• n.

  • person
    grandee, burgrave, marquis, margrave, duke, armiger, count, milord, marquess, palatine, baron, peer, viscount, sire, palsgrave, thane, Mesne Lord.

Hyponym for Noble:

• n.

  • person
    male aristocrat.