Nobler is valid Scrabble Word

Is nobler a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for NOBLER in dictionary:

NOUN:

(especially in former times) a person of noble rank or birth
a former English gold coin first issued in 1351.

ADJECTIVE:

NOBLE, possessing qualities of excellence
belonging by rank, title, or birth to the aristocracy
having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles
of imposing or magnificent size or appearance
of excellent or superior quality

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

comparative of noble

Words related to NOBLER

noble7 noblest9

Words that contain NOBLER

ennobler10 ignobler11 ennoblers11

How to use NOBLER in a sentence

Clive shows that portrait of their grandfather to his children, and tells them that the whole world never saw a nobler gentleman.
But they seemed of a nobler beauty than before, he all white, she all blond, pressing close to each other in their misfortune.
There was nothing highest, beautifulest, noblest in all France, that did not feel this man to be higher, beautifuler, nobler.
It is hardly possible to imagine a nobler site for a town than that of Edinburgh, and it is built as nobly.
Yet there is consolation in the knowledge that if they had lived to extreme old age they could never have made a nobler thing of their lives.
I taught them nobler arts, or rather the spirit of Pickle which spake within me.
Poshega, from remnants of a nobler architecture, must have been a Roman colony.
Every better instinct, every nobler feeling that I had once possessed, seemed to be dead and gone.
From the midst of this uniform mediocrity, there are pillars that rise toward the sky, and bear witness to a nobler destiny.
Above medium height and of nobler proportions than the typical woman of the race, her figure was remarkable for its symmetry and utter grace.

You are not to engage in the battle, nor are you to follow the general pursuit, but you are to ride clear of the crowd, reserving your energies for a nobler end.
On the one hand are ancient thought and prejudice, on the other the inspiration of greater liberty and a nobler manhood.
Her letters are characteristic of the keen woman of the world, with an underlying vein of nobler feeling, perverted by harsh experience into a prevailing cynicism.
Those who have lived in Arden and have gone back again into the world, are sustained in their loneliness by the knowledge of their fellowship with a nobler community.
If she was never a light-hearted girl again, she became something even sweeter and nobler.
If, therefore, in the soul of Christ there was any created habit of knowledge, it would follow that this created thing was nobler than the soul of Christ.
And unwillingness to help may be nobler than the virtue that rusheth to do so.
Polygnotus depicted men as nobler than they are, Pauson as less noble, Dionysius drew them true to life.
Thus it becomes intelligible how good luck in War assumes a much nobler nature than good luck at play.
Never have I seen a man of nobler feeling, or one whose tenderness was more rich in fancy, whose love bore more the impress of his soul.
As mind and soul matter surpass And error flies from truth, So should we train the nobler parts Of plastic, trusting youth.
O fair young mother! on thy brow Shall sit a nobler grace than now.
It came to individual men, struggling for larger light and nobler life, and breathing their higher spirit on their fellows.
But Cadet Prescott was made of broader, nobler stuff.
There never was a firmer or nobler friendship in women, than between my dear cousin and Miss Howe, to which this wretched man had given a period.
No nobler soldiers or sailors ever assembled under any flag.
It is an infinitely higher and holier and nobler thing than our childhood fancied.
It was governed by reason, and had a nobler object in view than mere sensual gratification.
He thought he had never before seen a nobler countenance.
Carnegie would have done a deal nobler if he had paid his men a little more straight along.
Lloyd George was among the first to see this war as the opportunity of a nobler civilization.

Similar words containing NOBL without suffix er

noble7 nobly10 nobles8 ennoble9 ignoble10 ignobly13 noblest9 unnoble9 ennobled11 ennobler10 ennobles10 ignobler11 knoblike18 monobloc14 nobleman12 noblemen12 noblesse10 nonnoble10 snobling11 unnobled11 unnobles10 ennoblers11 ennobling12 ignoblest12 nobleness11 noblesses11 snoblings12 unnobling12 xenoblast18 disennoble13 immunoblot16 noblewoman17 noblewomen17 planoblast14 unobliging14 xenoblasts19 disennobled15 disennobles14 ennoblement15 ignobleness14 immunoblots17 melanoblast15 monoblepses17 monoblepsis17 noblenesses13 planoblasts15 disennobling16 ennoblements16 melanoblasts16 ignoblenesses16 immunoblotting21 retinoblastoma18 immunoblottings22 retinoblastomas19 retinoblastomat19 retinoblastomata20

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