nobleness

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The thinking was that the art and skill of the warrior and nobleness of battle was undone by the gun.

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the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conduct

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noun

the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conduct

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Core meanings and parts of speech for nobleness.

noun

the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conduct

See also: nobility, magnanimousness, grandeur

Example sentences

The thinking was that the art and skill of the warrior and nobleness of battle was undone by the gun.

I am impressed with both the ambitiousness and nobleness of the project that Google is pursuing here.

I love the nobleness of taking something which is only available as a paid service and creating a free open-source form of it.

I am also disagreement when it comes to equating self serving policies for nation states or commercial enterprises with "nobleness.

It's ironic that you brought up nobleness---in a sense, the proper member is regarded more noble, because they swear allegiance to the company, thus payed higher, regardless of what they actually do.

> That would be horrific, doing "work for works sake" knowing that the only reason you are doing it instead of a machine is because someone decided you needed the nobleness of having a 'job'.We automate many things to squeeze the absolute last penny out of it.