nobility

IPA: noʊbˈɪɫʌti

A noble or privileged social class, historically accompanied by a hereditary title; aristocracy.
(uncountable) The quality of being noble.

Examples of "nobility" in Sentences

'In Japan there is what we call the nobility of failure.
"All my boyhood and youth I thought of the word nobility and what it meant," he wrote.
We ascribe them a certain nobility and "work ethic", and conversely we dislike scavengers.
The stories of these ordinary men, what he called the nobility of ordinary people, always moved him so very much.
Why anyone would think two average, humbly dressed guys traveling ON FOOT, with instruments, would be nobility is absolutely retarded.
Almasy means apple, more or less, his family made money from apple orchards in Hungary and bought the castle, never quite attaining official status as nobility from the Austrian government.
Throughout the 30-minute, conversational video, apparently the first in a series, al-Zawahri emphasizes what he calls the "nobility" of bin Laden's character - as well as his own proximity to him.
Throughout the 30-minute, conversational video, apparently the first in a series, Mr. al-Zawahri emphasizes what he calls the "nobility" of bin Laden's character - as well as his own proximity to him.