Nobleman

/ˈnoʊ.bəl.mən/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A man of noble rank or birth.

The nobleman hosted a grand banquet to celebrate his estate's anniversary.

A member of the aristocracy.

In the medieval period, a nobleman had significant influence over local governance.

A man who is characterized by the qualities of honor, generosity, and high moral principles.

The nobleman was respected by all for his fair treatment of the peasants.

Middle English: from 'noble' + 'man'; originated in Old French 'noble' and Latin 'nobilis'.

nobleman of fortune

A wealthy man who has come into wealth rather than inheriting it.

noble birth

Being born into a noble family.

nobility

The social class that holds political power and land ownership.

aristocracy

A class of people holding exceptional rank and privileges.

A wealthy and influential man.

He's quite the nobleman, always throwing lavish parties.

A gentleman with old money.

In our circles, he's considered a true nobleman.