Nobility
No`bil´i`ty
NOBILITY. An order of men in several countries to whom privileges are
granted at the expense of the rest of the people.
2. The constitution of the United States provides that no state shall
"grant any title of nobility; and no person can become a citizen of the
United States until he has renounced all titles of nobility." The
Federalist, No. 84; 2 Story, Laws U. S. 851. 3. There is not in the
constitution any general prohibition against any citizen whomsoever, whether
in public or private life, accepting any foreign title of nobility. An
amendment of the constitution in this respect has been recommended by
congress, but it has not been ratified by a sufficient number of states to
make it a part of the constitution. Rawle on the Const. 120; Story, Const.
Sec. 1346.
To dream that you are associated with nobility,
signifies that you prefer show,
pleasure and status as opposed to the cultivation of the mind.
Babylonian splendor,
FFVs,
aedileship,
ancienne noblesse,
archbishopric,
archiepiscopacy,
archiepiscopate,
aristocracy,
assured probity,
augustness,
authority,
baronage,
baronetage,
barons,
bigheartedness,
bigness,
birth,
bishopric,
blamelessness,
blue blood,
brilliance,
chairmanship,
chancellery,
chancellorate,
chancellorship,
character,
chiefery,
chiefry,
chieftaincy,
chieftainry,
chieftainship,
chivalrousness,
chivalry,
class,
cleanness,
consequence,
conspicuousness,
consulate,
consulship,
courtliness,
cream,
deanery,
decency,
dictatorship,
dictature,
dignifiedness,
dignity,
directorship,
distinction,
elaborateness,
elect,
elegance,
elevation,
elite,
eminence,
emirate,
episcopacy,
erectness,
errantry,
establishment,
estimableness,
ethics,
exaltation,
excellence,
fairness,
fame,
generosity,
generousness,
glory,
good character,
goodness,
gorgeousness,
governorship,
grandeur,
grandiosity,
grandness,
gravity,
great heart,
greatheartedness,
greatness,
greatness of heart,
haut monde,
headship,
hegemony,
heroism,
hierarchy,
high ideals,
high life,
high mightiness,
high principles,
high society,
high-mindedness,
honesty,
honor,
honorableness,
idealism,
illustriousness,
immaculacy,
importance,
imposingness,
impressiveness,
influence,
integrity,
irreproachability,
irreproachableness,
justice,
justness,
kingliness,
knight-errantry,
knightage,
knightliness,
largeheartedness,
lavishness,
leadership,
liberality,
liberalness,
loftiness,
lordliness,
lords of creation,
lordship,
luxuriousness,
luxury,
magistracy,
magistrateship,
magistrature,
magnanimity,
magnanimousness,
magnificence,
majesty,
mark,
masterdom,
mastership,
mastery,
mayoralty,
mayorship,
metropolitanate,
metropolitanship,
moral excellence,
moral strength,
noble-mindedness,
nobleness,
noblesse,
noblesse de robe,
notability,
note,
old nobility,
openhandedness,
outstandingness,
overlapping,
papacy,
pashadom,
pashalic,
patriarchate,
patriarchy,
peerage,
plushness,
pontificality,
pontificate,
popedom,
popehood,
popeship,
poshness,
position,
power elite,
power structure,
prefectship,
prefecture,
premiership,
presidency,
presidentship,
prestige,
pride of bearing,
pride of place,
primacy,
prime-ministership,
prime-ministry,
princedom,
princeliness,
princeship,
principality,
principles,
probity,
proconsulate,
proconsulship,
prominence,
protectorate,
protectorship,
proud bearing,
proudness,
provostry,
provostship,
pureness,
purity,
rank,
rectitude,
rectorate,
rectorship,
regality,
regency,
regentship,
renown,
reputability,
respectability,
resplendence,
righteousness,
ritziness,
royalty,
ruling circles,
ruling class,
sedateness,
seigniory,
seneschalship,
seneschalsy,
sheikhdom,
sheriffalty,
sheriffcy,
sheriffdom,
shrievalty,
significance,
sobriety,
solemnity,
splendidness,
splendiferousness,
splendor,
stainlessness,
state,
stateliness,
sublimity,
sumptuousness,
supereminence,
supervisorship,
suzerainship,
suzerainty,
the Establishment,
the Four Hundred,
the best,
the best people,
the brass,
the classes,
top people,
tribunate,
unimpeachability,
unimpeachableness,
unspottedness,
upper class,
upper classes,
upper crust,
upper ten,
upper ten thousand,
uppercut,
uprightness,
upstandingness,
venerability,
virtue,
virtuousness,
vizierate,
viziership,
worthiness