Adjective:

తక్కువగా, అన్ఇన్స్టాల్డ్, ఇన్సులిన్,

ignoble's Usage Examples:

He spurns the "detective and keyhole" methods as ignoble, and instead tries to decipher these relationships purely from the behavior.

Esperanto is described as maldeca or nedeca ("indecent"), triviala, ("vulgar, indelicate, low-class"), tabua ("taboo"), pika ("sharp, stinging") or malnobla ("ignoble").

vividly criticized progress and civilization, which he regarded as "absurd, ignoble, and filthy.

filthiness, ignobleness, filthy communications, impurity, foolishness, slothfulness, impatience, lack of understanding, unmercifulness, idolatry, blasphemy.

living", and as an ignoble scene in which "the characters buzz about sluggishly like winter flies".

between the Nordic German "Übermenschen" and "ignoble" Jewish and Slavic "subhumans".

la vigne et vinification, and Étude des vignobles de France, pour servir à l"enseignement mutuel de la viticulture et de la vinification françaises.

Bicyclus ignobilis, the ignoble bush brown, is a butterfly in the family Nymphalidae.

Scotorum records of Ainmire"s death: "Femhen, when he was king was not an ignoble place; today, crimson is its aspect from Ainmire, son of Senna.

"Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard": Far from the madding crowd"s ignoble strife, Their sober wishes never learn"d to stray; Along the cool sequester"d.

ennoblement, ignoble, ignorant, ignoscible, incognito, nobiliary, nobilitate, nobilitation, nobility, noble, note, notice, noticeable, notion, notional, notionality.

Despite its ignoble beginnings, initial testing and later repairs were undertaken in the 1880s.

Drink, drink, drink! became his besetment and from the day it did so his ignoble fate was sealed.

Synonyms:

base, meanspirited, nobleness, mean, currish, cowardly, contemptible, dishonourable, fearful, dishonorable, magnanimousness, grandeur, nobility,

Antonyms:

dishonorableness, honorable, noble, brave, estimable,