Noble
Noble adjective - Of the very best kind.
Usage example: a noble racehorse
Poor
Poor adjective - Falling short of a standard.
Usage example: a pretty poor musician, even for a garage band
Both words in one sentence
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There's also a short story arc in which Cinderella and Charles try to help out Nicholas, a poor violinist, and Lora, a noble's daughter, who have a similar problem.
Source: Anime / Cinderella Monogatari - This isn't because they actually care about the welfare of the peasants, but because abusing poor defenseless peasants is conduct unbecoming of a Brettonian noble that makes the noble class look bad.
Source: Condescending Compassion - Examples of her victims are the poor Endarkened noble with whom she had an affair with and Anigrel after he delivers Lycaelon Tavadon to her.
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