Noble and Titular

Noble

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

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

Nearby Words: nobility, nobleness, nobly

Titular

Titular adjective - Being something in name or form only.
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Synonyms for Titular

Noble and titular are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Noble" instead an adjective "Titular".

Nearby Words: title, titulary

Mutual synonyms

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  • Analogy Backfire He compares the situation with the opera "Don Giovanni" where the titular lecherous noble was impaled with a sword by the father of a girl he tried to rape.
  • Meaningful Name / Web Media The name of the titular herione, "Agatha", also is a name derived from the greek word "Ἀγαθή" (pronounced "Agathon"), meaning "Good", "noble", etc.
  • The titular turtles are a lot more noble in the cartoons than the original comic.
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