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dig·ni·fied
 dignified
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- pronunciation:
- dIg
nih
faId
- features:
- Word Parts
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adjective |
| definition 1: |
having or showing quiet pride, self-control, or respectful manners.
His widow acted in a highly dignified manner throughout the funeral service.The queen reminded the young princess that she must act in a more dignified manner in public.The ceremony was a very solemn and dignified affair.- synonyms:
- distinguished, proud
- antonyms:
- disorderly, emotional, frivolous, silly, wild
- similar words:
- honorable, noble, reserved, respectable, worthy
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| definition 2: |
attractively mature, serious, or noble in appearance.
Grandfather's white hair and straight posture made him look very dignified.- synonyms:
- distinguished, respectable
- antonyms:
- immature, juvenile, silly
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| related words: |
majestic |
| derivation: |
dignifiedly (adv.) |
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