[ˈnɒbɪlɪti]

Definitions

1. noun

The state or quality of being noble; high birth or rank.

“The aristocrat’s nobility was evident in her demeanor.”

2. noun

A nobleman or woman, especially a member of a noble family.

“The nobility of the kingdom attended the royal ball.”

3. noun

A quality or feeling of high moral character, dignity, and refinement.

“The nobility of his actions inspired his fellow soldiers.”

4. noun

A group of people of high social class or rank, especially in a feudal system.

“The nobility of the kingdom held a significant amount of power.”

5. verb

To entitle or make someone a member of the nobility.

“The king nobilitied his loyal subjects.”