nobleman Definition
noble·man (-mən)
noun pl. -·men-mən
a member of the nobility; peer
nobleman Synonyms
nobleman Usage Examples
Converse of object
- marry: Isobel ( Gail Harrison ) is a fun-loving and very promiscuous girl who eventually marries an elderly nobleman.
- ruin: When they pose as ruined Spanish noblemen and target the English aristocracy, well, things don't quite go according to plan.
- know: The king likewise affected to know a nobleman only when his name was inscribed among those who served him.
- name: She was married to a nobleman named de Chantal, by whom she had six children whom she brought up religiously.
- meet: It was where three noblemen met to plot the overthrow of King James II in favor of William and Mary of Orange.
- have: Klaus claimed he was a German noble, and he certainly had a nobleman 's aversion to work.
Converse of subject
hold: This spear is also held by the nobleman who is on Shakspere's right.
Adjective modifier
- Venetian: He is a Venetian nobleman and Mosca regards himself as a better class of ' parasite ' altogether.
- wealthy: They present her to Paris, a wealthy young nobleman who has asked for her hand in marriage.
- Polish: A Jewish fundamentalist who dresses like a sixteenth century Polish nobleman?
- Russian: Russian nobleman: Beth is a name for a wee girl.
- French: The doctor is really a French nobleman with the title of the Marquis de Villon.
- Spanish: The highlight of the collection is Little Gods, the study of an aging Spanish nobleman awaiting trial for misuse of his power.
Modifies a noun
bishop: Cult film on came and went invited him to noblemen bishops and.
Noun used with modifier
century: We also offer a ' studio apartment plus ' option, in a 16th century nobleman 's house.
Possessives
- daughter: Whilst out hunting Clydawg was murdered by a rival who was jealous of his relationship with a nobleman's daughter.
- son: Many a nobleman's son has disgraced his father by his wicked deeds.
- house: We also offer a ' studio apartment plus ' option, in a 16th century nobleman's house.
- estate: Guinevere ( Keira Knightley ) is discovered in a locked room in an outhouse on a Roman nobleman's estate.
Preposition: of
rank: This was to provide a suite of accommodation worthy of a nobleman of high rank.
Browse dictionary entries near nobleman
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