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Meanings of noble woman in anglès
Member of the nobility.
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Examples for "noble"
Examples for "noble"
1
But the suspicion pricked her: perhaps the truth was far less noble.
2
While free education is a noble gesture, the issue is more complex.
3
The English take great pleasure in humbling the great and the noble.
4
He'd always heard that the great North River was a noble sight.
5
Hybrid cars popular with noble-minded Hollywood stars also provide a recent example.
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This is the history of a noble man and a model colony.
2
Kind was his face, and Frithiof reverenced the noble man of peace.
3
The title did not spoil him-hewas a noble man from boyhood.
4
He blackened the name of a great, noble man who is dead.
5
He is a noble man, truly the Christian apostle of this time.
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And so in due time grew into noble men and good women.
2
And if it were only the narrow-minded masses that persecuted noble men!
3
You have made me believe in true love and noble men.
4
The action ended in the defeat and flight of these two noble men.
5
I have put great objects, noble men and women before you.
1
His greatest lack was the companionship of fine men or noble women.
2
Antoinette like many other noble women who are deprived of liberty, still
3
Such noble women can, with impunity, despise and brave the prejudices of hypocrites.
4
Dear bishops, noble women, good men and scheming politicians, listen to this story:
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Because we are trained to believe that noble women sacrifice it all for others.
Usage of noble woman in anglès
1
St. Eval gazed on the noble woman before him with unfeigned admiration.
2
She is very dear to me still; a beautiful, high-minded, noble woman.
3
This great and noble woman saw then how well she was beloved.
4
To be a noble woman you must have been a noble girl.
5
She is a noble woman, a princess among women, body and soul.
6
A fine-looking, noble woman, sir,-thoughstill disconsolate,-stillthinking of the departed one.
7
You're never to see me as a noble woman again, Ivan Andreievitch.
8
But the noble woman of whom we write was in labors more abundant.
9
In her greatness, this noble woman saw, before all, the side of duty.
10
Ben Jonson gives a striking portraiture of a noble woman in these lines:-
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In all her movements she was tranquil, as a noble woman should be.
12
She loved him with the intensity and maturity of a generous, noble woman.
13
And if he loved the beautiful girl, he then worshipped that noble woman.
14
It is a great work, and she is a noble woman.
15
By My might I wrought you-firstAdam and this noble woman.
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But I believe that your mother is a good, noble woman.
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Noble woman through the time
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