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ignoble

adjective/ɪɡˈnoʊ.bəl/

dishonorable or lacking high moral character

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ignoble in a sentence

The general condemned the ignoble practice of attacking defenseless villages.

His ignoble attempt to blame an innocent assistant cost him the committee's trust.

Where it comes from

From Latin ignobilis, meaning 'unknown, lowborn, or base.'

Memory hook

IG-NOBLE means not noble: an ignoble act lacks honor.

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