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Meanings of noble-minded in English
Of high moral or intellectual value; elevated in nature or style.
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Usage of noble-minded in English
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But that upright man was too noble-minded to take a mean revenge.
3
He was generous, humane, and noble-minded, when passion did not blind him.
4
Are you noble-minded enough to accept such a state, do you think?
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He is the born prototype of progress, and noble-minded to a degree!
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The brute is clever; wisdom is the cleverness of the noble-minded.
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The noble-minded cacique of the mountains received him with open arms.
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You are good and noble-minded, and I have absolute trust in your generosity.
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This noble-minded and heroic woman died in 1868, aged ninety-three years.
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The pathos of the situation is that he was naturally a noble-minded man.
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I have thought of a means more worthy of noble-minded and well-bred persons.
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But they must have been truly generous, brave, and noble-minded men.
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My husband, so generous, so noble-minded-mychildren, so innocent, so loving.
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And who was so worthy of love as my noble-minded sister?
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Political feuds were indeed forgotten; thanks to a noble-minded Premier that was natural enough.
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What a noble-minded creature you are, Sir Reginald Eversleigh- apatternof chivalry and devotion!
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