What is another word for noble-minded?
Pronunciation:
[ nˈə͡ʊbə͡lmˈa͡ɪndɪd], [ nˈəʊbəlmˈaɪndɪd], [ n_ˈəʊ_b_əl_m_ˈaɪ_n_d_ɪ_d]
Synonyms for Noble-minded:
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adj.
• chivalrous -
n.
• noble Other relevant words:
- altruistic ,
- august ,
- big ,
- bighearted ,
- chivalrous ,
- deluxe ,
- distinguished ,
- elevated ,
- eminent ,
- empyreal ,
- empyrean ,
- expansive ,
- fair ,
- fantastic ,
- gallant ,
- generous ,
- gilded ,
- grand ,
- great ,
- greathearted ,
- handsome ,
- heroic ,
- high ,
- high-sounding ,
- howling ,
- ideal ,
- imposing ,
- inflated ,
- kind ,
- knightly ,
- largehearted ,
- liberal ,
- lordly ,
- luxurious ,
- magisterial ,
- magnanimous ,
- majestic ,
- marvellous ,
- marvelous ,
- openhanded ,
- opulent ,
- princely ,
- principled ,
- proud ,
- raised ,
- rare ,
- rattling ,
- reverend ,
- soaring ,
- sublime ,
- sumptuous ,
- terrific ,
- towering ,
- tremendous ,
- wonderful ,
- wondrous .
How to use "Noble-minded" in context?
When people hear the word "noble," they might think of a character like King Arthur or Robin Hood. These knights were known for their bravery and righteous behavior, and were often times considered to be noble-minded. However, the term "noble-minded" can refer to someone who is simply intelligent and kind-hearted.
Some people might argue that intelligence and kindness are the two most important qualities a person can possess, and thus would consider someone to be truly noble-minded if they have both of these qualities.
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