Noblesse

What do we mean by noblesse?

Noble birth or condition. noun

The members of the nobility, especially the French nobility. noun

Noble birth or condition; nobility; greatness; nobleness. noun

The nobility; persons of noble rank collectively; specifically, same as nobility, 3 . noun

The quality of being noble; nobleness. noun

The nobility; peerage. noun

The state of being of noble birth noun

Members of the nobility (especially of the French nobility) noun

The quality of being noble; nobleness.

The nobility; peerage.

Literally means, "nobility obliges". It's generally used to imply that with wealth, power, and prestige come social responsibility. It's mostly used to refer to the wealthy who are condescending and shower their money and privileges upon those who don't necessarily want it. Urban Dictionary

A gentleman without a gentleman's appendage. Urban Dictionary

A Noble person blessed by god. Comes from the French word meaning "noble" and refers to someone that acts like a noble person in everything him/her do. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to noblesse:
noblesse, nobless, nobles, jobless, no less, noblest, blesse.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word noblesse:
oblige, robe, nobility, aristocracy, filly, nobles, stakes, rai, feudal, blend, noble, lengths, sword, des, phrase, edited, jean, duty, revolution, french, fifth, brand, france, scotland, meaning, administrative, drama, race, positions, legal, classes, estate, louis, lord, leave.

Words that rhyme with noblesse:
process, address, access, assess, press, express, s, stress, progress, success, nevertheless, recess, less, distress, acquiesce, dress, coalesce, egress, finesse, possess, guess, mess, suppress, excess, redress, nonetheless, abscess, impress, digress, bless, ness, esse, largesse, regress, profess, obsess, yes, cress, caress, confess, unless, transgress, chess, oppress, compress, es, depress, repress, abs, tress, ess, reassess, tess, fess, convalesce, jess, ls, dispossess, hess, hesse, les, aggress, ccs, bess, oas, undress, watercress, gress, repossess, ts, headdress, ines, letterpress, cbs, attests, dss, ws, more or less, fesse, due process, ques, uss, inverness, overdress, wes, nes, cmos, fluoresce, winter cress, fress, lcs, evening dress, requests, name and address, work in progress, damsel in distress, in progress, outguess, bessemer process, bench press.

Adjectives that are often used to describe noblesse:
old, french, petite, ancient, haute, canadian, provincial, high, young, ancienne, military, true, emigrant, hereditary, feudal, russian, native, aristocratic, haughty, lesser, petty, inferior, colonial, grande, italian, oldest, warlike, rural, brave, continental, polish, plebeian, enduring, privileged, noble, territorial, wommanly, grand, corsican, liberal, charming, venetian, imperial, neapolitan, proud, protestant, genuine, impoverished, century, scottish, refined, provencal, wealthy, premiere, proscribed, devant, called, womanly, genoese, ancien, vertuous, par.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective noblesse:
oblige, machinery.

Consonant match to noblesse:
nablus.

Words that sound like noblesse:
noblesse, nobless, nablus, no less, no place, noblest, nobis, nobilis, napless, new place, noplace, nobleza, nellis, niblets, noseless, nabis, nelis, niebla, nabla, nubilous, hopeless, nobly, nobler, mobius, nobley, moebius, nibblers, no peace, know best, mobis, molis, new boss, unbless, mobley, my place, molise, nola, nibbling, noiseless, nobleness, niblet, nonplus, niblett, noblitt, noblet, niblick, nobelist, nooblet, noba, nolla, noteless, new blood, noblett, neblett, knobloch, malice, jobless, hapless, newbies, knowles, anyplace, nibbler, knolls, millis, melis, malus, nobi, mullis, iblis, malas, mabus, mellis, new boys, no class, knee brace, mopus, nellies, chapless, new black, hipless, new boyz, no balls, melisse, majlis, molas, nalts, eblis, milice, milis, mollis, faiblesse, nobbler, no lie, knee piece, knoblauch, knoblock, mullus, niblock, no plans, eolus.