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ennobling

[ɪˈnəʊblɪŋ]

ennobling Definition

to make someone or something more noble, dignified, or admirable.

Using ennobling: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ennobling" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The book is an ennobling work of literature.

  • Example

    His selfless actions ennoble him in the eyes of others.

  • Example

    The film's message is about ennobling the human spirit.

ennobling Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for ennobling

Antonyms for ennobling

Phrases with ennobling

  • a positive impact on someone or something that makes them more noble or admirable

    Example

    The charity's work has an ennobling effect on the community.

  • a positive force that inspires someone to become more noble or admirable

    Example

    Her mentor's guidance had an ennobling influence on her career.

  • ennobling qualities

    characteristics or traits that make someone or something more noble or admirable

    Example

    The leader's honesty and integrity were ennobling qualities that inspired his followers.

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Summary: ennobling in Brief

The verb 'ennobling' [ɪˈnəʊblɪŋ] means to make someone or something more noble, dignified, or admirable. It is often used to describe works of literature, films, or people's actions that inspire or uplift others. Phrases like 'ennobling effect,' 'ennobling influence,' and 'ennobling qualities' refer to the positive impact, force, or characteristics that make someone or something more noble or admirable.