Ignobly is valid Scrabble Word

Is ignobly a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is ignobly valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for IGNOBLY in dictionary:

VERB:

In an ignoble manner; basely.

ADVERB:

IGNOBLE, not noble, unworthy
in a currish manner; meanspiritedly
in a way that is degraded, dishonorable, ignominious, or contemptible.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of low birth or common origin; plebeian

Words related to IGNOBLY

ignoble10

How to use IGNOBLY in a sentence

It has remained ignobly idle in the inkstand, in the folio, or on the bench.
The Italians are the worn-out scum of ancient Rome, getting the better of us ignobly.
She felt at once enhanced and protected by the ignobly dressed crowd about her.
Next year, loth to quit ignobly the quest he had taken up so eagerly, he put on the dress of a foreigner and went back to dwell with the king.
In the lowest stratum of social thraldom, nowhere was the noble soul doomed quite to choke, and die ignobly.
It remains to be seen if the present struggle must not ignobly fail in France, still mindful of its early vows, in spite of its Emperor.
The surroundings were ignobly ugly, as eggshells and scraps of newspaper trodden into waste ground are ugly.
Ruskin, England has done terribly ill, ignobly ill, which is worse.
There was something ignobly noble in it, corresponding to the confused conscience and perilous conditions of the epoch.
Thus ignobly fell the noblest of the ancient Germans, the man whose patriotism saved the realm of the Teutonic tribes from becoming a province of the empire of Rome.

Under the conflict thus begun the long-tolerated barbarous institution itself was destined ignobly to perish.
Which of us has not nobly striven, and ignobly failed, to preserve our honest purpose without challenging the taste of our friends? It is hard to tell what people really prize.
But the great mass are both badly taught, and are also brought up on a lower plane than is right, brought up ignobly.
It knows that in an inexpressibly profound sense whosoever would ignobly save his life loses it, but whosoever would nobly lose his life saves it.
Would you have him cling ignobly to life like that poor dandy whom he has sent to herd with savages? Be sure he has not forgotten those who are beholden to him.
Lord Edward Somerset, who commanded the Household Brigade, was unhorsed, and saved his life by scrambling dexterously, but ignobly, through a hedge.
It is really a far more civilised thing, and often stands for a higher degree of force and honour, to be able to bear contradiction not ignobly.
His love-letters are often ignobly inept, and nearly always spoilt by the crass provincialism of the refined and cultivated hermit.
From this, however, he could not be persuaded to abstain, and so made havoc of his genius, and terminated, prematurely and ignobly enough, his professional career.
The princes and nobles of the French court received from Paul large pensions, while, at the same time, he ignobly made them feel that he was their master and they were his slaves.

Similar words containing IGNOB without suffix ly

ignoble10 ignobler11 ignoblest12 ignobility16 ignobleness14 ignobilities15 ignoblenesses16

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