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    Innoble (en. Base)

    /inˈnoβle/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to someone or something that lacks nobility or elevated qualities.
    His ignoble behavior cost him the friendship of his peers.
    Su comportamiento innoble le costó la amistad de sus compañeros.
    Indicates low morals or lack of honor.
    Acting in an ignoble manner dishonors the family legacy.
    Actuar de manera innoble es deshonrar el legado familiar.
    That is unworthy or despicable.
    The ignoble plan of the traitor was discovered in time.
    El plan innoble del traidor fue descubierto a tiempo.

    Etymology

    From Latin "innobilis," meaning 'without nobility.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to act in an ignoble manner
    To behave without honor or dignity.
    actuar de manera innoble
    an ignoble act
    A despicable or undesirable action.
    un acto innoble
    ignoble thought
    An idea that lacks ethical values.
    pensamiento innoble

    Related Words

    noble
    That has qualities of dignity and honor.
    noble
    honor
    Respect given to a person for their actions.
    honor
    despicable
    That deserves to be despised for its nature.
    despreciable

    Slang Meanings

    Someone who behaves in a vile or malevolent way.
    I don't want to do business with him; he is an ignoble person.
    No quiero hacer negocios con él, es un innoble.
    Reference to unacceptable actions in the community.
    His ignoble attitudes ultimately cost him his reputation.
    Su actitudes innobles le acabaron costando la reputación.