noble-minded.

Of character and conduct: noble, honourable, generous, magnanimous. Obsolete.

Of a person's mind, character, principles, etc.: characterized by moral rectitude; admirable, commendable.

Courageous, determined, stout-hearted; having a noble or generous character, magnanimous.

Characterized by moral superiority or dignity; elevated, lofty.

Great-hearted, high-minded, noble.

Of the soul, ideas, etc.: of a noble or elevated nature, lofty, magnanimous. Cf. sense A. 6.

Of exalted character, esp. in the matter of courage; high-minded, noble; lofty. Obsolete.

Showing magnanimity; generous in feeling or conduct; superior to petty resentment or jealousy. Also archaic: great or noble in spirit, ambition…

Probably: (as a complimentary epithet) great-hearted, magnanimous, noble. Obsolete. rare.

Having or characterized by strong moral principles; noble, honourable; earnest.

Noble of spirit, honourable, principled. Now in weakened sense: unselfish, magnanimous, kind.

Having or characterized by a noble mind, magnanimous. Also as n.

In early use: having a generous character or disposition. Later: holding liberal opinions; tolerant, broad-minded.

Having or showing a noble disposition, high-minded; honest, candid, open, frank, ingenuous.

Noble in nature, character, or disposition; generous, high-minded. (Of persons, or their dispositions, actions, etc.) Obsolete or archaic.

Exhibiting or characterized by great generosity or sympathy; magnanimous.

(a) stout-hearted, courageous; (b) generous, magnanimous.

Magnanimous.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Generous, magnanimous. Frequently ironic, esp. in that's big of you.