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Webster 1913 Edition

Dignified

Dig′ni-fied

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Adj.

Marked with dignity; stately;

as, a

dignified

judge

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Webster 1828 Edition

Dignified

DIGNIFIED

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pp.

[See Dignify.]

1.

Exalted; honored; invested with dignity; as the dignified clergy.

2.

a. Marked with dignity; noble; as dignified conduct, or manner.

To the great astonishment of the Jews, the manners of Jesus are familiar, yet dignified.

Definition 2024

dignified

dignified

English

Adjective

dignified ‎(comparative more dignified, superlative most dignified)

respectable

Translations

respectable

Belarusian: го́дны ‎(hódny)
Bulgarian: достоен (bg) ‎(dostoen), величествен (bg) ‎(veličestven)
Catalan: digne
Czech: důstojný (cs) m
Danish: værdig
Faroese: virðiligur
Finnish: arvokas (fi), arvostettu (fi), kunnianarvoisa
French: digne (fr)
German: würdevoll, würdig (de)
Hungarian: méltóságteljes (hu), tiszteletet parancsoló
Irish: maorga

Italian: rispettabile (it)
Macedonian: до́стоен ‎(dóstoen)
Maori: amaru (in appearance)
Polish: dostojny (pl), godny (pl)
Portuguese: digno (pt)
Russian: досто́йный (ru) ‎(dostójnyj), вели́чественный (ru) ‎(velíčestvennyj), велича́вый (ru) ‎(veličávyj)
Slovak: dôstojný
Spanish: digno (es), respetable (es)
Ukrainian: гі́дний ‎(hídnyj)

Verb

dignified

simple past tense and past participle of dignify