1. comparative form of noble; having greater moral excellence, dignity, or honor
2. comparative form of noble; of higher rank or birth

Examples

• She chose the nobler path of forgiveness over revenge.
• His nobler instincts told him to help the stranger.
• The king’s nobler relatives held higher positions at court.
• It would be nobler to admit your mistake than to lie.
• The nobler families in the region owned vast estates.
• He aspired to nobler goals than mere wealth.
• Her nobler character shone through in times of crisis.