Ignoble
Ignoble adjective - Belonging to the class of people of low social or economic rank.
Scandalous and ignoble are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scandalous" instead an adjective "Ignoble".
Nearby Word: ignobly
Scandalous
Scandalous adjective - Causing intense displeasure, disgust, or resentment.
Ignoble and scandalous are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ignoble" instead an adjective "Scandalous".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- low and ignoble
- low and scandalous
- mean and ignoble
- mean and scandalous
- base and ignoble
- base and scandalous
- disreputable and ignoble
- disreputable and scandalous
- opprobrious and ignoble
- opprobrious and scandalous
- immoral and ignoble
- immoral and scandalous
- despicable and ignoble
- despicable and scandalous
Both words in one sentence
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In "His Last Vow", Magnussen picks the ball up and carries past the goal posts, out the stadium and to his ignoble demise by revealing to Sherlock and John that there is no physical vault full of the most scandalous information that could spell the doom of the western world.
Source: Series / Sherlock
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