deignous Synonyms

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deignous Meaning

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deignous (a.)

Haughty; disdainful.

deignous Sentence Examples

  1. The deignous monarch addressed the nation with regal authority.
  2. She regarded him with a deignous gaze, as if he were unworthy of her attention.
  3. Despite his humble background, he spoke with a deignous tone, demanding respect.
  4. The deignous aristocrat refused to acknowledge the commoners in the room.
  5. With a deignous air, she swept into the room, commanding attention from all present.
  6. His deignous mannerisms alienated those around him, making him appear aloof and unapproachable.
  7. The deignous professor looked down upon his students, expecting nothing but excellence from them.
  8. She carried herself with a deignous grace, as if she were born to rule.
  9. Even in defeat, he maintained a deignous demeanor, refusing to show weakness.
  10. 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.