1. comparative form of ignoble; more dishonorable, shameful, or of lower moral character
Usage: comparative degree of the adjective 'ignoble'

Examples

• His ignobler motives were revealed when he betrayed his friend for money.
• The ignobler aspects of human nature include greed and cruelty.
• She refused to engage in ignobler tactics to win the competition.
• His behavior became ignobler as he descended further into corruption.
• The ignobler choice would have been to abandon his principles for personal gain.