Nobleman

Pronunciation: /ˈnoʊbəlmən/

Definitions of nobleman

noun A man of noble rank or birth; a member of the nobility

Example Sentences

A1 The nobleman lived in a grand castle.

A2 The nobleman was known for his generosity towards the villagers.

B1 The nobleman's title granted him certain privileges in society.

B2 The nobleman was respected for his diplomatic skills in negotiating peace treaties.

C1 The nobleman's lineage traced back to a long line of aristocracy.

C2 The nobleman's estate was vast, encompassing acres of land and multiple manors.

Examples of nobleman in a Sentence

formal The nobleman was known for his generosity and dedication to serving his community.

informal The nobleman threw an extravagant party at his estate last night.

slang Did you hear about the nobleman who inherited a fortune from a distant relative?

figurative She was often referred to as the nobleman of the group, always looking out for others.

Grammatical Forms of nobleman

• past tense: noblemaned
• plural: noblemen
• comparative: more nobleman
• superlative: most nobleman
• present tense: nobleman
• future tense: will nobleman
• perfect tense: have noblemanned
• continuous tense: is noblemanning
• singular: nobleman
• positive degree: nobleman
• infinitive: to nobleman
• gerund: noblemaning
• participle: noblemaned

Origin and Evolution of nobleman

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'nobleman' originated from the Old French word 'noble homme', which translates to 'noble man'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'nobleman' has come to represent a man of high social rank or title, typically belonging to the aristocracy or nobility.