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The old Indian caste system in which untouchables were supposed to be ignoble was ignoble.
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Ignoble can mean not honorable, or humble. He came from ignoble birth. He is an ignoble man and cannot be trusted.
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Ignoble - 2005 was released on:
USA: 18 August 2005
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The ignoble actions of the dictator brought shame and disgrace to the nation.
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The word that uses the prefix "ig" and means "not" is "ignoble."
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Ignoble means having low moral principles or not deserving respect or honor. It refers to actions or behaviors that are dishonorable, base, or shameful.
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ignoble
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The word ignoble means being dishonorable, base, or vile. It also can mean acting in a way that is shamefully or dastardly.
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Mark was an ignoble successor to such a well-respected leader, and many members of the organization resigned.
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The military policy towards the people of Myanmar following their catastrophic natural disastar was and continues to be ignoble.
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not honorable in character or purpose : ignoble feelings of intense jealousy.
of humble origin or social status : ignoble savages.
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Noble
Honorable
Dignified
Reputable
Respectable
Worthy
Grand
(Since ignoble means dishonorable, base, shameful or dastardly)
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An ignoble historical figure is typically someone who is remembered for their dishonorable or immoral actions. This could include individuals who engaged in acts of tyranny, oppression, or corruption, or who caused harm and suffering to others. Examples of ignoble historical figures may include dictators, war criminals, or individuals who exploited others for personal gain.
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The opposite of "royal" is "common", as in a commoner - a person who is not a noble.
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An Ignoble Caper - 2011 was released on:
USA: 9 April 2011 (48 Hour Film Project)
USA: 9 April 2011 (Sacramento Film Festival) (premiere)
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disgraceful, shameful, ignoble, discreditable, infamous, inglorious, offensive
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The opposite of noble using a prefix would be ignoble.
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The act of drudging; disagreeable and wearisome labor; ignoble or slavish toil.
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The letters spell the word ignoble. It uses all seven letters.
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The opposite of noble is ignoble, which means lacking honor or moral principles.
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The opposite would be "inglorious." Similar words are shameful, dishonorable, disgraceful, or ignoble.
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When the prefix "un-" is added to the word "noble," the opposite is "ignoble." The prefix "un-" is used to indicate the reversal of the meaning of the base word, so "ignoble" means not noble or having low moral principles.
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The cast of An Ignoble Caper - 2011 includes: Marcas de Leon as Dominique Latashagina Ketchens as Zoey Eva Kim as Police Chief Elise Marie Hodge as Meth Woman Kat Ramirez as Kat
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The prefix for unworthy starting with "ig" is "ig-" and the word would be "ignoble."
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The characters with ignoble aims in "The Great Carbuncle" include Sir Isaac and his companions who seek the gem for personal gain and wealth rather than appreciating its beauty or mystical qualities. Their greed and selfishness lead them to ignore the warnings and challenges presented on their quest for the precious stone.
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John Hartley Williams has written:
'Spending time with Walter'
'Canada'
'Ignoble Sentiments'
'Blues'
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The word "ignoble" suggests a lack of honor or moral principles, emphasizing negative or base qualities in the subject. In the poem, its use serves to highlight the unworthiness or degradation of the subject being described, adding a layer of disapproval or disdain to the portrayal.
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Sordidness refers to something that is morally ignoble, base, or dirty. It can also involve something that is characterized by squalor or degraded conditions.
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Plebeian means to be lower class, or at the base of an income level. Some synonyms that are used to replace plebeian are unsophisticated, conventional, and ignoble.
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The possible prefix for "noble" is "ig-" as in "ignoble," which means not honorable or unworthy. Prefixes are morphemes added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning. In this case, adding the prefix "ig-" changes the meaning of "noble" to its opposite, indicating a lack of nobility or virtue.
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"Ignoble" means "not noble", "ig" can be regarded as a prefix meaning "not".
If the Nobel prize is awarded for "outstanding achievements", the Ig Nobel is then the other prize, the opposite.
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intelligent
insightful
inspiring
interesting
inquiring
infamous
infantile
intrepid
ideological
irreverent
impatient
illogical
impertinent
idiosyncratic
ignoble
insistent
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