The adjective "ignoble" means unworthy, base in nature, or not noble, exemplified by Sir Galahad being too pure for ignoble deeds.
L'adjectif "ignoble" (ignoble, indigne) signifie indigne, de nature basse ou non noble.
| Word | ignoble |
|---|---|
| Part of Speech | ADJ. |
| Definition | unworthy; base in nature; not noble. |
| Sentence | Sir Galahad was so pure in heart that he could never stoop to perform an ignoble deed. |
Tags: psat
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