Synonyms for NOBEL
noʊˈbɛlno·bel

Princeton's WordNet

1. Nobel, Alfred Nobel, Alfred Bernhard Nobelnoun

   Swedish chemist remembered for his invention of dynamite and for the bequest that created the Nobel prizes (1833-1896)

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1. • Chemist
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1. List of paraphrases for "nobel":

   prize, noble, award

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1. Asle Sveen:

   The argument 'for' is that the science shows we are experiencing a dramatic change of climate and we could have extreme conditions, with consequences in terms of war and refugees, the argument 'against' would be: does a prize to the environment fall outside the boundaries of Nobel's will? This was an argument used when Al Gore and the IPCC won in 2007.

2. Robert Wilson:

   Paul Milgrom, it's Paul Milgrom, you've won Nobel Prize. And so Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson're trying to reach you, but Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson can not. Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson don't seem to have a number for you.

3. Britta Pedersen/picture:

   I’m an infectious disease worker who has won the Nobel Peace summit Award for my work in infectious disease, Harvard Awards, Einstein Awards, you know these kinds of things, and, you know I worked with Dr. [Anthony] Fauci for decades and I just want to say — COVID is not an opinion-based situation and Mr. Rogan thinking that his opinion or a disclaimer for the lives that he personally has affected and caused losses of, it’s not an opinion.

4. Asle Sveen:

   It is a tremendous burden to give a Nobel to a teenager.

5. James Allison:

   I'm still in sort of a state of shock, and this is all still sinking in, i was told by the Nobel Prize in Medicine committee when I was called this morning that this was the first prize they've ever given for cancer therapy.