Noblewoman

/ˈnoʊ.bəlˌwʊm.ən/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A woman who is a member of the nobility.

The noblewoman attended the royal ball, adorned in exquisite jewels.

A woman of high social or political status, especially one who possesses titles of nobility.

As a noblewoman, she was expected to uphold the traditions of her family.

A woman who embodies qualities associated with nobility, such as honor, generosity, and moral integrity.

The noblewoman devoted her life to charitable works and the betterment of society.

Derived from 'noble' meaning 'of high birth' plus 'woman'.

noblewoman of the court

A woman who is part of the royal court, holding privileges and status.

noble lineage

The ancestry or descent of noble birth.

nobility

The social class that is granted privileges and titles.

aristocracy

A class of people holding exceptional privileges.

A slang term used in jest for someone acting higher than their status.

Don't play the noblewoman; we all know where you came from.