noble

/ˈnəʊbəl/noun

A person born into the aristocracy; a member of the highest social class.

Example sentences

“In medieval times, only nobles were allowed to own land in the region.”
“The castle once hosted feasts for the king and his nobles.”

As an adjective it praises character: a noble gesture is a generous one, often at some cost to yourself.

Featured as word of the day on March 25, 2026.

Related words

nomadA person belonging to a group that moves from place to place with their animals instead of settling in one home.nimbleQuick and skillful in movement; good at grabbing or handling things.nominateTo formally suggest someone for a job, position, or award.nieceThe daughter of your brother or sister, or of your spouse's brother or sister.nonchalantAppearing relaxed and unworried, as if nothing matters much.newbornA baby that has just been born.