ignoble|ignobler|ignoblest in English

adjective

[ig·no·ble || ɪg'nəʊbl]

having a base or mean character; dishonorable; not noble, of humble birth

Use "ignoble|ignobler|ignoblest" in a sentence

1. Baseborn: Ignoble; contemptible

2. It's so -- so ignoble.

3. What does Baseborn mean? Ignoble; contemptible

4. He is an ignoble man. Sentencedict.com

5. To betray a friend is ignoble.

6. By such ignoble means, Spain became fully Catholic.

7. To bettay a friend is ignoble.

8. She saved her fury for the ignoble dead.

9. Ignoble fear in the face of danger or pain.

10. DeBased: See: depraved , dissolute , ignoble , sordid , tainted , vicious

11. Javert, though frightful , had nothing ignoble about him.

12. He acquired a slouching gait, and ignoble look.

13. Some very great men have come from ignoble families.

14. Synonyms for Basest include sordidest, ignoblest, vilest, baddest, cheapest, evillest, foulest, shoddiest, squalidest and vulgarest

15. It was some foul parody, some infamous ignoble satire.

16. The fear of death is somewhat abject and ignoble.

17. Their vision, for all its limits, was not ignoble.

18. There's something cowardly and ignoble about such an attitude.

19. In a despicable, ignoble manner Familiarity information: Basely used as …

20. The self - absorbed love is lofty, while the selfish love is ignoble.

21. Some common synonyms of Abject are ignoble, mean, and sordid

22. Basely: 1 adv in a despicable, ignoble manner Synonyms: meanly , scurvily

23. Values are ignoble or noble according to one's prejudices and intentions.

24. Backstairs influence Influence from an ignoble source, typically one that is secret

25. Exhibiting the characteristics of a Coward, particularly ignoble fear: a Cowardly surrender