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dignify
verb (dignifies , dignified , dignifying )
1 to make something impressive or dignified.
2 to make something seem more important or impressive than it is.
[15c: from Latin dignus worthy + facere to make]
dignified adjective
1 showing or consistent with dignity.
2 stately; noble; serious.
verb (dignifies , dignified , dignifying )
1 to make something impressive or dignified.
2 to make something seem more important or impressive than it is.
[15c: from Latin dignus worthy + facere to make]
dignified adjective
1 showing or consistent with dignity.
2 stately; noble; serious.
dignity
noun
1 stateliness, seriousness and formality of manner and appearance.
2 goodness and nobility of character.
3 calmness and self-control.
4 high rank or position.
[13c: from Latin dignitas , from dignus worthy]
beneath one's dignity
1 not worthy of one's attention or time, etc.
2 degrading.
stand on one's dignity to demand to be treated with proper respect.
noun
1 stateliness, seriousness and formality of manner and appearance.
2 goodness and nobility of character.
3 calmness and self-control.
4 high rank or position.
[13c: from Latin dignitas , from dignus worthy]
beneath one's dignity
1 not worthy of one's attention or time, etc.
2 degrading.
stand on one's dignity to demand to be treated with proper respect.
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