Noblemen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOBLEMEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• NOBLEMAN, a noble
• a man who belongs by rank, title, or birth to the aristocracy; a peer.

Words related to NOBLEMEN

nobleman12

Words that contain NOBLEMEN

ennoblement15 ennoblements16

How to use NOBLEMEN in a sentence

• Although he was pledged to parliamentary reform, his cabinet was composed entirely of noblemen, with only one exception.
• Lord Minchampstead was one of the few noblemen Lancelot had ever met who had aroused in him a thorough feeling of respect.
• And what do the noblemen and gentlemen do in both houses of parliament? A.
• All noblemen were free, but all free men were not necessarily noblemen.
• Up to the Conquest the manor of Burford was held by Saxon noblemen.
• In Brittany all noblemen settled in the province had the right of sitting, whilst the third estate were represented by only forty deputies.
• Beside the Imperial Picture Gallery, there are several belonging to princes and noblemen in Vienna, which are scarcely less valuable.
• One of the main sports of the noblemen in this period, in addition to warfare, was hunting.
• The Duke of Cumbervale was descended from eight generations of noblemen.
• And then the two noblemen and the two Dariuses faced one another over their cigars.
• Many noblemen, enraged at the loss of their special privileges, fled into Germany and plotted an invasion of France to overthrow the new system of government.
• The captains of the circles refused passports to the Polish noblemen, for fear they should see one another, or lest they should go to Warsaw.
• The other is one of the senior noblemen of the British Peerage.
• Younger sons of impoverished noblemen are sent to far-off places purposely to be forgotten.
• In the month of March a warm debate on this subject was begun by Sheffield marquis of Nonnanby, and carried on with great vehemence by other noblemen of the same faction.
• These noblemen were tried by their peers in Westminster-hall, the lord chancellor presiding as lord high-steward for the occasion.
• The action ended in the defeat and flight of these two noblemen.
• Dean Swift once invited to dinner several of the first noblemen and gentlemen in Dublin.
• Noblemen, becoming less and less sure of themselves under the impact of successive Reform Bills, wished to be waited on by less and less numerous gatherings of footmen.
• The infantry immediately recovered courage, when they saw the young noblemen sustaining a share of the danger with them, the mode of fighting being now assimilated.
• His lordship is considered one of the most accomplished noblemen of the day, and was celebrated at Rome for his patronage of the arts.
• He raised an army for this purpose, and gave the command of it to the young noblemen I have mentioned, the sons of the lord who had given us the college.
• So long ago as July 1839, the inventor explained to a large public meeting of noblemen and men of science, presided over by the Duke of Sussex, the principle of his discovery.
• But though there were several foreign noblemen who took part in it, not one Neapolitan of respectability or standing joined the insurgents.
• At last, however, the two noblemen and Henry of Stramen were admitted.
• Of the education of noblemen and gentlemen we have contradictory accounts, as might be expected.
• Previous to her engagement with the king, she was the object of fleeting attentions from the young noblemen about the court.
• For one nobleman who was ready to buy one genuine modern picture at a small price, there were twenty noblemen ready to buy twenty more than doubtful old pictures at great prices.

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