Definition of noble-minded in English:

noble-minded

adjective

Having an honourable, generous character.
the mighty sacrifice made by those noble-minded men for the good of our country
Example sentencesExamples
- Reports had preceded her which even if they had been unfounded would have thrown any noble-minded woman into agonies of distress.
- A person cannot be called noble-minded if he or she cares nothing about others.
- It would be stupid to ignore the extent to which the industry's confluence of interests with the most reactionary forces corrupts the products of even its most noble-minded artists.
- I find it impossible to subject myself to aesthetic outpourings about the beauty of landscapes on the part of noble-minded and sensitive persons whose prejudices prevent them from going to the theater.
- It has pushed the idea that corporations are simply noble-minded job creation engines, that realize the importance of working for the sustainablity of our society.
- Beethoven was blunt, irascible, and ambitious, though good-natured, noble-minded, and idealistic.
- In this time of rap-rock, movies like I Am Sam, which is gentle, heartwarming and noble-minded, don't stand much of a chance.
- Condorcet was undoubtedly a most sincere, generous and noble-minded man.
- In the pursuit of wealth the noble-minded individual comes under the sway of an alien power.
- Equality ought to make men noble-minded.
Synonyms
high-principled, principled, honourable, moral, upright, upstanding, right-minded, right-thinking, good, honest, decent, ethical, righteous, virtuous, worthy, idealistic

Derivatives

noble-mindedness

noun

It brought out the very best in people: altruism, tolerance, noble-mindedness, and openness to others.
Example sentencesExamples
- Critics have often been content to interpret this scene as evidence of Hartmut's noble-mindedness that will not permit him to do anything dishonourable.
- They are expected to set examples of noble-mindedness, and therefore money should not be the key element from which they derive confidence and motivation.
- In Japan, children from the age of three or four, using tiny violins, develop high sensibility and noble-mindedness through the music of Bach and Mozart.
- His goal was always the cultivation of a high-flown noble-mindedness after the pattern of Ancient Rome.
Synonyms
integrity, principle, honour, honourableness, morals, morality, uprightness, right-mindedness, decency, goodness, honesty, righteousness, rectitude, probity, virtue, nobility, scrupulousness, incorruptibility

单词	noble-minded
释义	Definition of noble-minded in English: noble-minded adjective Having an honourable, generous character. the mighty sacrifice made by those noble-minded men for the good of our country Example sentencesExamples Reports had preceded her which even if they had been unfounded would have thrown any noble-minded woman into agonies of distress. A person cannot be called noble-minded if he or she cares nothing about others. It would be stupid to ignore the extent to which the industry's confluence of interests with the most reactionary forces corrupts the products of even its most noble-minded artists. I find it impossible to subject myself to aesthetic outpourings about the beauty of landscapes on the part of noble-minded and sensitive persons whose prejudices prevent them from going to the theater. It has pushed the idea that corporations are simply noble-minded job creation engines, that realize the importance of working for the sustainablity of our society. Beethoven was blunt, irascible, and ambitious, though good-natured, noble-minded, and idealistic. In this time of rap-rock, movies like I Am Sam, which is gentle, heartwarming and noble-minded, don't stand much of a chance. Condorcet was undoubtedly a most sincere, generous and noble-minded man. In the pursuit of wealth the noble-minded individual comes under the sway of an alien power. Equality ought to make men noble-minded. Synonyms high-principled, principled, honourable, moral, upright, upstanding, right-minded, right-thinking, good, honest, decent, ethical, righteous, virtuous, worthy, idealistic Derivatives noble-mindedness noun It brought out the very best in people: altruism, tolerance, noble-mindedness, and openness to others. Example sentencesExamples Critics have often been content to interpret this scene as evidence of Hartmut's noble-mindedness that will not permit him to do anything dishonourable. They are expected to set examples of noble-mindedness, and therefore money should not be the key element from which they derive confidence and motivation. In Japan, children from the age of three or four, using tiny violins, develop high sensibility and noble-mindedness through the music of Bach and Mozart. His goal was always the cultivation of a high-flown noble-mindedness after the pattern of Ancient Rome. Synonyms integrity, principle, honour, honourableness, morals, morality, uprightness, right-mindedness, decency, goodness, honesty, righteousness, rectitude, probity, virtue, nobility, scrupulousness, incorruptibility
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