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Meaning of deignous
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deignous (a.)
Haughty; disdainful.
deignous Sentence Examples
- The deignous monarch addressed the nation with regal authority.
- She regarded him with a deignous gaze, as if he were unworthy of her attention.
- Despite his humble background, he spoke with a deignous tone, demanding respect.
- The deignous aristocrat refused to acknowledge the commoners in the room.
- With a deignous air, she swept into the room, commanding attention from all present.
- His deignous mannerisms alienated those around him, making him appear aloof and unapproachable.
- The deignous professor looked down upon his students, expecting nothing but excellence from them.
- She carried herself with a deignous grace, as if she were born to rule.
- Even in defeat, he maintained a deignous demeanor, refusing to show weakness.
- His deignous attitude towards the staff earned him a reputation for being difficult to work with.
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Haughty; disdainful.
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The deignous monarch addressed the nation with regal authority.
She regarded him with a deignous gaze, as if he were unworthy of her attention.
Despite his humble background, he spoke with a deignous tone, demanding respect.
The deignous aristocrat refused to acknowledge the commoners in the room.
