noble-mindedness
- noun
- /ˈnoʊbəlˈmaɪndədnəs/
- The leader's noble-mindedness was evident in his fair and just decisions.
Examples
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Her noble-mindedness inspired others to act with integrity and compassion.
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In times of crisis, noble-mindedness can help guide a community toward unity.
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Her noble-mindedness inspires everyone around her.
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The noble-mindedness of the leaders was commendable.
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Her noble-mindedness inspired others to act with integrity and compassion.
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In times of crisis, noble-mindedness can help guide a community toward unity.
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The leader's noble-mindedness was evident in his fair and just decisions.
Synonyms
Being honest and doing what is right
A good personal quality like honesty or kindness
Being good and fair in how you act
Belief in following high moral goals even when not practical
Being morally good and acting with kindness and honor
Being kind and honest in a way people respect
Being honest and doing the right thing
Having strong moral ideas and trying to do what is right in actions
Being honest and doing what is right
A quality of being honest and fair that earns respect
A quality that shows polite, honest behavior and neat clothes
Antonyms
How Noble
Surface Forms
Morphology
noble-mindedness = noble-minded (transparent) = noble + minded + ness
The adjective 'noble-minded' (noble + -minded) clearly denotes having a noble mind, and adding '-ness' yields the quality/state, a straightforward noun formation.
Etymology
Noble-mindedness combines noble (meaning 'high' or 'honourable') and mind (meaning 'thoughts' or 'attitude'), so it shows a person whose thoughts are 'high' and good. That's why noble-mindedness means having strong moral ideals and acting with fairness and generosity.