👉 "Nonignominiousness" is a concept in philosophy that refers to a person's moral character or nature, which is not inherently evil or immoral. It can refer to a person's virtues and qualities rather than their actions or behavior. In this sense, "nonignominiousness" means that the individual does not exhibit any characteristics of being unclean or sinful, such as greed, envy, or hatred. Instead, they possess certain virtues, which are seen as inherently good or moral
