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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
ennoble .
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Examples
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There the word "autumn" is almost unknown; and though there is a dignity in the Latin word ennobled by our orators and poets, there is no one with a sense of style who will not applaud the choice of America.
American Sketches 1908 Charles Whibley 1894
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Ye have known the deeds that have raised this war between me and you, sons of Adnan; and if I do not appease myself among you, never may I be called ennobled in my parents!
Antar : 1820
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There is nothing in its character, its manifold wrongs, its wretched results, and especially its influence on the class who claim to be 'ennobled' by
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Kevin Costner's character, Lt. Dunbar, appears to be the only decent White in the movie, apart from his love interest, who is a White captive among the Indians, and thereby 'ennobled' by the Indians 'benevolent influence.
Vanishing American 2010
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Speaker Martin, who sought desperately to cover up the MPs 'expenses scandal, has just been' ennobled '; and Jacqui Smith, whose huge expenses quite dwarfed the meagre cost of her husband's porn movies, will soon add lustre to the red benches.
openDemocracy 2009
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Speaker Martin, who sought desperately to cover up the MPs 'expenses scandal, has just been' ennobled '; and Jacqui Smith, whose huge expenses quite dwarfed the meagre cost of her husband's porn movies, will soon add lustre to the red benches.
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It ennobled the tongue, and long before there was a Hamlet or a Lear.
David Teems: The Other English William David Teems 2012
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It ennobled the tongue, and long before there was a Hamlet or a Lear.
David Teems: The Other English William David Teems 2012
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It ennobled the tongue, and long before there was a Hamlet or a Lear.
David Teems: The Other English William David Teems 2012
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Either human life is ennobled by the dangers and rewards of freedom or we are better off when governments baby-proof reality and shepherd us to the good.
Enter Stage Right Andrew Klavan 2011
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