disennoble in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To disennoble means to strip someone of their noble rank or status, often as a punishment for betrayal or misconduct.

The king decided to disennoble the traitorous lord for his betrayal.
In a surprising move, the council chose to disennoble several members who had acted against the kingdom's interests.
The new laws aimed to disennoble those who had gained titles through deceitful means.
Rumors circulated that the powerful family would be disennobled due to their involvement in corruption.
After the scandal, the aristocracy faced pressure to disennoble anyone connected to the controversy.