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dignified

[dig-nuh-fahyd] / ˈdɪg nəˌfaɪd /


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"It was so dignified and so sensitive to Conner," she said.

From BBC

Breeds with higher wolf ancestry were more often described as "suspicious of strangers," "independent," "dignified," "alert," "loyal," "reserved," and "territorial."

From Science Daily

Had I been there, I would have asked him point blank: “Sir, do you think that’s a dignified response from the president of the United States to call a reporter a piggy?”

From Salon

However, signatories to the letter highlighted how the bill had "already undergone unprecedented scrutiny" and "offers dying people the choice of a safe, dignified end while strengthening protections for the vulnerable".

From BBC

“These are jobs that enable family caregivers to go to work. They enable a dignified quality of life,” she said.

From MarketWatch