Civilized and Noble

Civilized

Civilized adjective - Having or showing a taste for the fine arts and gracious living.

Noble and civilized are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Noble" instead an adjective "Civilized".

Noble

Noble adjective - Of high birth, rank, or station.

Civilized and noble are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Civilized" instead an adjective "Noble".

Nearby Words: nobility, nobleness, nobly

Both words in one sentence

  • The Chief's Daughter The trope is played with in an interesting way in that it's the hero's people who are the noble (and nubile) savages, while Leetah and her people are more civilized.
  • Inverted with Talbot, who is portrayed as more noble than his Scottish captors by dint of being "civilized" Opposing Combat Philosophies: Highlighted at Preston.
  • English medieval king Alfred The Great was a prince from a semi-civilized country where almost every noble was a Jerk Jock by inclination.
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