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Notable meaning6/10/2023 ![]() ![]() Karla Adam, Washington Post, The British establishment - including its nobles and priests, as well as the BBC - wielded exclusive control of the monochrome footage that would mold a generation’s memory of the event. Danica Kirka, Fortune, In past coronations, there was a segment when dukes and other nobles would to swear fealty to the new monarch. Danica Kirka And Jill Lawless, Chicago Tribune, As the day began, the abbey buzzed with excitement and was abloom with fragrant flowers and colorful hats as the congregation of international dignitaries, nobles and other notables arrived. ![]() Ineye Komonibo,, The church buzzed with excitement and was abloom with fragrant flowers and colorful hats as the congregation of international dignitaries and nobles arrived. Noun Lady Danbury hesitantly takes on the responsibility of securing the financial and social security of the other Black nobles in the ton. 2023 Henderson’s character is portrayed as both noble and, at times, misguided. 2023 Simply put, Delhi’s polluted air is killing the kite, a noble creature that happens to help the environment by eating prodigious amounts of waste. Miriam Marini, Detroit Free Press, 23 Feb. 2023 While noble, his mission could be a difficult undertaking considering the luxe reputation attached to opera and its potential to make newcomers feel uneasy or underdressed. David Harsanyi, National Review, 16 Mar. 2023 Chatting about ChatGPT Like any other technology, chatbots will be used by the maleficent for wicked purposes they’ll be used by the beneficent for noble purposes. 2023 As a result, students, and even professors, forget great stories of robust figures fighting for noble causes. The Politics Of Everything, The New Republic, 29 Mar. 2023 Give people material goods, give people good jobs, give people money, allow working Americans to live decent and noble lives. Daniel Fienberg, The Hollywood Reporter, 5 Apr. The Arizona Republic, There are preening Nazis, sniveling French collaborators and a stream of noble and nefarious rogues. Adjective Because soon enough the picture is going to get much more shaded, much less noble. ![]()
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