Noble and Stand-up

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Noble adjective - Following the accepted rules of moral conduct.

Usage example: his noble behavior even as he was being unjustly attacked by his political opponents

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Stand-up and noble are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stand-up" instead an adjective "Noble".

Nearby Words: nobility, nobleness, nobly

Stand-up adjective - Following the accepted rules of moral conduct.

Usage example: a real stand-up guy, he's willing to raise the child—by himself if necessary

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Noble and stand-up are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Noble" instead an adjective phrase "Stand-up".

A common staple in Ross Noble's stand-up shows is him shouting at the audience to shut up when he's trying to say something somewhat serious or when they notice a joke he didn't intend (usually rude).

Source: Big "SHUT UP!"
Confessional: Discussed in one of his stand-up specials...in regards to Irish cuisine:Denis: I was in Barnes & Noble the other day, and I saw a book entitled "Irish Cuisine" and I laughed my balls off; okay?!

Source: Creator / Denis Leary

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