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NOBLE
Synonyms:

aristocratic, eminent, well-born, purebred, noble, thoroughbred, stately, noble, gentlemanly, knightly, knightly, high, exalted, worthy; (good) decent, valiant, selfless, generous, honest; nobleman; inert, noblest, holy, highly moral, spiritualized, white bone, blue blood, sacred, master, open. Ant. low, bourgeois; tradesman, low class

Synonyms:

adj 1. aristocrat, blue blood, white bone aristocratic man 2. sublime, high, holy, sacred 3. magnanimous, chivalrous, chivalrous

adj 1. magnanimous, chivalrous, chivalrous2. sublime, high, holy, sacred distinguished by its unusualness, significance (about ideas, feelings, actions)

Dictionary of Russian synonyms 3

noble

Synonyms:

Aristocratic, eminent, well-born, purebred, noble, thoroughbred; decent, respectable, valiant, sublime, high, worthy, gentlemanly, chivalrous, disinterested, generous, honest.

Wed.. “He will not change his word, because he is a gentleman.” Salt. High thoughts. A purebred nobleman.

NOBLE meaning

T.F. Efremova New dictionary of the Russian language. Explanatory and word-formative

noble

Meaning:

Blagor Ódny

1. m.

1) Someone who belonged to a noble, ancient family, nobility (in the Russian state until 1917).

2) Anyone who belonged to wealthy strata of society or was a representative of state power (in the Russian state before 1917).

3) transfer One who is distinguished by high moral qualities.

2. adj.

a) Belonged to a noble, ancient family, nobility (in the Russian state until 1917).

b) Intended for people of noble, noble origin.

c) Evidence of belonging to a noble family, nobility.

a) colloquial Belonging to the wealthy strata of society (in the Russian state until 1917).

b) Intended for representatives of this segment of society.

a) Distinguished by high moral qualities (about a person).

b) Characteristic of such a person.

a) Standing out for special qualities; exceptional.

b) Full of taste and grace.

S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova Explanatory dictionary of the Russian language

noble

Meaning:

NOBLE, oh, oh; -den, -dna.

1. Highly moral, selflessly honest and open. B. person. B. action. Noble goals. A noble cause.

2. Exceptional in its quality and grace. Noble simplicity of lines. Noble beauty.

3. full f. Noble origin, related to nobles (obsolete). From the noble(noun) whoever

4. full f. Usage as part of various terms to designate something. distinguished categories, breeds. Noble metals(gold, silver, platinum). Noble gases(same as inert gases). B. laurel. B. deer. B. salmon.

At a noble distance(colloquial joke) the same as at a respectful distance.

| noun nobility, -a, cf. (to 1 and 2 values) and nobility, -i, w. (to 1 and 2 values).

Small Academic Dictionary of the Russian Language

noble

Meaning:

Aya, oh; -den, -dna, -bottom.

Possessing high moral qualities, impeccably honest, generous.

We will never forget about you, Pavlusha: you were too pure and noble a person, brave and simple. Furmanov, Mutiny.

Sublime, sanctified by a high purpose.

- Don’t curse my impulse: it is pure and noble. I. Goncharov, Ordinary history.

Farewell, brothers, you have honestly walked your valiant and noble path. Song “You fell a victim in the fatal struggle.”

Possessing high dignity and grace.

Noble simplicity of lines.

Black, proud eyes looked at me from a matte, stern face. I have never seen such spiritual, such noble beauty. Serafimovich, Nadenka.

only full f.

In pre-revolutionary Russia; noble origin; noble

Finishing school.

Do you know, stupid serf, that I am an official, I am of noble birth. Gogol, Notes of a Madman.

| in meaning noun About a human. noble, -Wow, m. ; noble, -Ouch, and.

- Push the men, but don’t you dare touch the noble ones! Don't touch! Chekhov, Ferment of Minds.

Complete accentuated paradigm according to A. A. Zaliznyak

noble

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NOBLE, noble, noble; noble, noble, noble. 1. only full. Aristocratic or noble origin (pre-revolutionary). Institute of Noble Maidens. 2. Capable of neglecting personal interests, highly moral,... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

noble- NOBLE, wow, m. (or noble thief). Any person who takes an independent position in relation to others. From ug. “noble (thief)” who opposed himself to the world of thieves, a person who moved away from thieves’ traditions and laws... Dictionary of Russian argot

NOBLE, oh, oh; den, bottom. 1. Highly moral, selflessly honest and open. B. person. B. action. Noble goals. A noble cause. 2. Exceptional in its qualities, grace. Noble simplicity of lines. Noble beauty... Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary

noble- exceptionally noble incredibly noble extraordinarily noble extraordinarily noble very noble amazingly noble ... Dictionary of Russian Idioms

noble- oh, oh; den, bottom 1) Distinguished by high moral qualities, guided by high principles; exalted. A noble man. Noble act. Noble goals. We have dried up our minds with fruitless science, melting with envy from our neighbors and... ... Popular dictionary of the Russian language

Adj., used. often Morphology: noble, noble, noble, noble; more noble; adv. noble 1. You call a person noble if he is guided by high moral principles in his intentions and actions. It was… … Dmitriev's Explanatory Dictionary

noble- This word could be written a little higher, separated by a comma, next to the words benefactor and well-being, because it is also a tracing paper from Greek (eugenes), but I would like to draw your attention to what new semantic shades this word has acquired... ... Etymological Dictionary of the Russian Language by Krylov

noble- I. NOBLE NOBLE, magnanimous, chivalrous, chivalrous NOBLE, magnanimous, chivalrous, knightly II. nobility... Dictionary-thesaurus of synonyms of Russian speech

noble- oh, oh; den, dna, bottom. see also nobly, nobility 1) a) Distinguished by impeccable honesty, dedication, generosity; characteristic of him. He was an extremely noble man. Second feelings. Blagor... Dictionary of many expressions

B. was called virtue. a person from a noble family (Eccl. 10:17; 1 Cor. 1:26). This concept also applies to plants and drugs. stones and metals (Jer 2:21; 1 Kings 10:18 in the Synod. trans. pure gold). Wisdom, reason and virtue are more valuable than earthly values... ... Brockhaus Biblical Encyclopedia

Books

Noble King Arthur and his valiant knights, Andrey Efremov. 1996 edition. The condition is very good. The plot of this book is based on a cycle of legends about King Arthur of England. Tournaments, love, magic and deceit - the knights experienced all this in full...
The Noble Rogue Volume 2, Henry O.. "The Noble Rogue". Volume 2. O. Henry...

magnanimous | unselfish | noble | patient | generous

gentleman | aristocrat | noble | tradesman

gentlemanly | aristocratic | unselfish | noble

respectable | noble | decent

eminent | noble | famous | noble

thoroughbred | noble

well-born | noble | noble

knightly | aristocratic | unselfish | noble

purebred | noble | real

Synonym database 2:

Adolf | noble wolf

Azad | noble | free

Alfonso | noble | ready for battle

white bone | master | blue blood | aristocrat | noble

noble salmon | salmon

noble metal | gold | yellow metal

noble drink | tea | green gold | elixir of life | drink of vigor

highly moral | noble | moral | virtuous | moral

blue blood | aristocrat | noble | white bone | master

noble | gentry | noble

yellow metal | gold | noble metal

green gold | tea | noble drink

energy drink | coffee | noble drink | tea

salmon | noble salmon | salmon

elixir of life | vitamins | noble drink | salt | sperm

Eric | noble leader

Synonym database 3:

noble | magnanimous | knightly | chivalrous