Meanings of ennoblement in English

Canst thou use it to the culture and the ennoblement of mankind?

The ennoblement of jealousy: the Greeks the most jealous nation.

Never before in poetry has the body received such ennoblement.

Even so, Gregory continued to dangle the prospect of ennoblement before the gullible wealthy.

They haven't done anything, even in the usual way, to earn ennoblement or fame.

Their self is conquered, not through ennoblement of personality, but through annihilation of personality.

He was a John the Baptist who took ennoblement rather than repentance for his text.

To be cut out by a prince has always been a kind of ennoblement in itself.

Medals, ennoblement, promotions; they'd all been mentioned.

They talk of the ennoblement of sacrifice.

Despite the large impact of the ennoblement, no unifying mechanisms have been described as responsible for the phenomenon.

On the other hand, one cannot but foresee a gradual enrichment and ennoblement of the interior of the Capitol.

And, from Helspeth's smug look he concluded that the Princess Apparent might have come up with the ennoblement suggestion.

He so shares the divine impulses that he has power to subject ambition to the ennoblement of his kind.

The pain which had filled these weeks with bitter human anguish had been the process of some mysterious ennoblement.

Indeed, not long after his ennoblement, he waded into the constitutional tempest then engulfing Scotland by backing the pro-independence movement.