The condition or state of a villein; bondage, servitude; hence, base or ignoble condition of life; moral degradation. Obsolete.

Absence of luxury; poverty; frugality; = simpleness, n. 6. Obsolete (rare after 16th cent.).

Lack of greatness, grandeur, or importance; insignificance, triviality, pettiness; smallness of mind.

The quality of not being noble.

The quality of not being noble (cf. unnobility, n.); (perhaps also) disgrace, ignominy.

Meanness or baseness of character; ignobility. Also: lowness of birth, lack of nobility.

The fact or quality of being ignoble in character or purpose; lack of honour or dignity; meanness, baseness, sordidness.

Low or mean condition.

Meanness or lowliness of condition. Obsolete.

baseness; (also) haskards considered collectively.

base or despicable condition or behaviour.

The quality or condition of being unworthy; unworthiness. In plural, Unworthy qualities; undeserving traits. Obsolete.

Beggarliness; contemptible meanness. Obsolete.

Meanness or baseness of character; ignobility, ignobleness.

Want of spirit or courage; meanness of character or conduct. Obsolete.

Lack of nobility or refinement in character or behaviour; meanness, baseness.

Smallness of character or mind; pettiness.