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dignify

verb as in make honorable; glorify

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My hope is these topics can be discussed more openly so families can receive the support they need to continue a dignified life after experiencing such loss.

It is not enough to emulate their top-lighted galleries, dignified public passages, or the contained massiveness of their forms; those elements need to be brought together in a resolved formal order.

He said: "For many people in this country, Pip is a necessary lifeline for them to live a dignified life, but for some, sadly, it's an excuse not to go to work."

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"We can't let the market determine who gets to live that dignified life."

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She said the families had been dignified for 53 years and remained so, despite the verdicts.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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