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Meanings of dignified manner in English
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Usage of dignified manner in English
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Meanwhile, Zbyszko controlled himself, and in a quiet and dignified manner said:
2
On our meeting she greeted me in a respectful but dignified manner.
3
She assumed a quiet, dignified manner during the rest of the evening.
4
My daughter Kate bowed in a dignified manner, scarcely looking at her.
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Everything about this old man was in keeping with his dignified manner.
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Then suddenly assuming a grave and dignified manner, Fredersdorf bowed lowly and reverentially.
7
He can't do it in a dignified manner, and with cleanliness and health.
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The Colonel shook Uncle Eben's hands-bothof them-ina kindly but dignified manner.
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His dignified manner would have done credit to a great statesman.
10
Hearing this, Macko stood up straight, and forgetting his dignified manner, he exclaimed:
11
She said the veterans only wanted to pay their respects in a dignified manner.
12
Carnot no doubt looked at his colleagues and the ex-consul in a dignified manner.
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The others, and more especially Toby, proceeded in a leisurely and more dignified manner.
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We ask you fairly and squarely in a dignified manner.
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M. Bermutier smiled in a dignified manner, as a judge should, and went on:
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I was much astonished at this individual, and assuming a dignified manner, I said:
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Dignified manner through the time
Dignified manner across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common