ignoble in Japanese
ignoble in Japanese is 平凡, 庶民, 卑しい — ignoble means lacking honour or moral worth; shameful or unworthy of respect.
ignoble in Japanese
平凡
Pronounced: heibon
Not noble; plebeian; common.
庶民
Pronounced: shomin
Not noble; plebeian; common.
卑しい
Pronounced: iyashii
Not honorable; base.
汚い
Pronounced: kitanai
Not honorable; base.
醜い
Pronounced: minikui
Not honorable; base.
What does "ignoble" mean?
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adjective Lacking honour or moral worth; shameful or unworthy of respect.
"He resigned in an ignoble attempt to avoid the scandal entirely."
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ignoble in a sentence
- He resigned in an ignoble attempt to avoid the scandal entirely.
- It was an ignoble way to treat someone who had trusted him.
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What is "ignoble" in Japanese?
"ignoble" in Japanese is 平凡, 庶民, 卑しい. ignoble means: Lacking honour or moral worth; shameful or unworthy of respect.
How do you pronounce 平凡?
"ignoble" in Japanese is 平凡, pronounced "heibon".
How do you use "ignoble" in a sentence?
Example: "He resigned in an ignoble attempt to avoid the scandal entirely." In Japanese, "ignoble" is 平凡, 庶民, 卑しい.
Are there other ways to say "ignoble" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "ignoble": 平凡, 庶民, 卑しい, 汚い, 醜い.
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