nobler
Of higher character
Nobler is the comparative form of noble, meaning more honorable, dignified, or morally elevated than something else: Taking the high road is the nobler choice.
It can also compare rank or birth: a nobler lineage than his rivals.
Morally good, justified
- honorableHaving high moral standards
- principledHaving strong moral beliefs
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- benevolenceDisposition toward doing good
altruism · selflessness · compassion · magnanimous · charitable · ethical · morality · upright
Impressively high or noble
- exaltedElevated in rank
- sublimeAwe-inspiring greatness
- higherMore elevated in position
- superiorHigher in rank
transcendent · grander · finer · worthier · purer · greater · loftier · raised
righteous
Morally good, justified
- honorableHaving high moral standards
- principledHaving strong moral beliefs
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
benevolence · altruism · selflessness · compassion · magnanimous · charitable · ethical · morality · upright · goodness
lofty
Impressively high or noble
superior · transcendent · grander · finer · worthier · purer · greater · loftier · raised · uplifted
stately
Grand and imposing
- augustImpressively grand and noble
- distinguishedNotable and respected
- venerableDeserving honor for dignity
majestic · composed · poised · refined · graceful · courtly · decorous · grand · imposing · respectable
patrician
Highborn Roman elite
gentry · aristocracy · lineage · ancestry · hereditary · duke · countess · baron · earl · marquis
- noble familyLineage of aristocrats
- noble gasesNonreactive elemental group
- noble birthAristocratic family lineage
- noble deedsMorally admirable actions
- noble rankAristocratic social standing
- noble houseAristocratic hereditary clan
noble, ignoble, ennoble, nobleman, nobles, nobly, noblest, noblesse, ennobled