dignified (Meaning)
dignified (a)
having or expressing dignity; especially formality or stateliness in bearing or appearance
dignified (s)
having or showing self-esteem
dignified (a.)
Marked with dignity; stately; as, a dignified judge.
dignified (imp. & p. p.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of dignified
dignified Sentence Examples
- The dignified professor commanded respect in his classroom.
- Her dignified demeanor indicated strength and poise amidst adversity.
- The dignified response to criticism reflected a mature and thoughtful perspective.
- The dignified atmosphere at the ceremony added solemnity to the occasion.
- Their dignified appearance denoted a sense of honor and decorum.
- The dignified conduct of the speaker impressed the audience with sincerity and authenticity.
- In the dignified silence of the room, everyone listened intently to the speaker's words.
- The dignified manner in which the prize was awarded enhanced the recipient's feelings of accomplishment.
- The dignified presence of the guests at the event added an air of elegance and sophistication.
- The dignified farewell speech given by the retiring CEO conveyed appreciation and gratitude to the employees.
FAQs About the word dignified
having or expressing dignity; especially formality or stateliness in bearing or appearance, having or showing self-esteemMarked with dignity; stately; as, a dig
imposing, distinguished, decorous, solemn, somber, portly, staid, august, sombre,elegant
frivolous, undignified, giddy,undignified, goofy, giddy, frivolous, silly, improper, silly
The dignified professor commanded respect in his classroom.
Her dignified demeanor indicated strength and poise amidst adversity.
The dignified response to criticism reflected a mature and thoughtful perspective.
The dignified atmosphere at the ceremony added solemnity to the occasion.
