ignoble
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[edit] Etymology
From Latin ignobilis, from in- (not) + gnobilis, later nobilis (noble)
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ignoble (comparative more ignoble, superlative most ignoble)
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- (Not honorable): degenerate, mean, base, dishonorable, reproachful, shameful, disgraceful
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not noble; plebeian; common
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not honorable
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[edit] French
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ignoble (epicene, plural ignobles)
