dignity

US /ˈdɪgnəti/

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UK /ˈdɪgnəti/

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n.NounPerson of high rank deserving respect

The dignity visited the city with his entourage

n.NounQuality or state of deserving respect

My father is a man of great dignity because he always manages to stay calm

n.NounThe state or quality of being worthy of respect.

People should be treated with dignity, no matter their background.

n.NounA composed or serious manner or style.

She maintained her dignity throughout the embarrassing ordeal.

n.NounHigh rank, office, or position.

He accepted the dignity of knighthood.

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1300, and from the same time, the word \"knighthood\" shifted from \"adolescence\" to \"rank or dignity
1300, and from the same time, the word \"knighthood\" shifted from \"adolescence\" to \"rank or dignity

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Then I tried not buying junk and sweets at all, which lasted many weeks until I finally got ahold of some pie at a party and lost all semblance of dignity as I gobbled up 3 slices in record time.
Then I tried not buying junk and sweets at all, which lasted many weeks until I finally got ahold of some pie at a party and lost all semblance of dignity as I gobbled up 3 slices in record time.
of some pie at a party and lost all semblance of dignity
of some pie at a party and lost all semblance of dignity

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include human rights, human dignity, free enterprise, freedom of expression, elections,
include human rights, human dignity, free enterprise, freedom of expression, elections,
corrupt, to make sure that they are treating women with the kind of respect and dignity
corrupt, to make sure that they are treating women with the kind of respect and dignity

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It's there to remind us with dignity that every good life has extraordinary amounts of confusion, suffering, loneliness and distress within it.
It's there to remind us with dignity that every good life has extraordinary amounts of confusion, suffering, loneliness and distress within it.

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