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dignify

[dig-nuh-fahy] / ˈdɪg nəˌfaɪ /


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“I wish for people to live in a dignified and equitable world,” she firmly says.

From Los Angeles Times

Spain’s Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration Elma Saiz said the measure aims to “recognize, dignify and provide guarantees, opportunities and rights to people who are already in our country.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He says the staff come in to work around the clock to care for patients in the most dignified and respectful way they can.

From BBC

The surrounding Westlake neighborhood, one of the densest immigrant communities in the United States, deserves quality public amenities and dignified treatment.

From Los Angeles Times

The tribunal concluded "real accountability" for Rose's presence in the changing room was down to NHS managers who had given Rose permission to be there and not offered a suitable, dignified alternative.

From BBC