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ignified (imp. & p. p.)
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ignified Sentence Examples
- The elder statesman's demeanor exuded an air of quiet dignity, commanding respect and admiration.
- The fallen soldier's uniform, torn and stained, still bore a sense of dignity that spoke to his sacrifice.
- The Nobel Prize ceremony was an occasion of great dignity, honoring the achievements of extraordinary individuals.
- The elderly couple held hands, their faces etched with wrinkles that spoke of a life lived with dignity and grace.
- The artist's canvas depicted scenes of human suffering, but it did so with a dignity that elevated the subjects from victims to symbols of resilience.
- The peace treaty was signed with dignity, signaling an end to years of conflict and a promise of reconciliation.
- The dignified procession of mourners paid their final respects to the departed with quiet solemnity.
- The homeless man sat on the street, his bearing dignified despite his circumstances.
- The historical monument stood tall and dignified, a testament to the ingenuity and determination of those who came before.
- The courageous whistleblower spoke out against corruption with dignity and determination, exposing wrongdoing and inspiring others to act.
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The elder statesman's demeanor exuded an air of quiet dignity, commanding respect and admiration.
The fallen soldier's uniform, torn and stained, still bore a sense of dignity that spoke to his sacrifice.
The Nobel Prize ceremony was an occasion of great dignity, honoring the achievements of extraordinary individuals.
The elderly couple held hands, their faces etched with wrinkles that spoke of a life lived with dignity and grace.
