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Meanings of dignifying in English
Usage of dignifying in English
1
Then we have several pages of romantic powwow and confusion dignifying nothing.
2
I drew up outside it and stood, catching my breath and dignifying myself.
3
It risks falsely dignifying these deplorable acts with an undeserved varnish of higher motive.
4
For years the system of 'dignifying the pews,' as it was termed, was practiced.
5
Dunmore evidently didn't think that worth dignifying with an answer.
6
Some say that the launch of the website is not worth dignifying with a response.
7
The vampire left without dignifying that with a reply.
8
I'm not even dignifying that with a response.
9
Christianity, by enlarging the scope of man's heart, and dignifying his nature, has deepened his sorrow.
10
Poetry has not often been worse employed than in dignifying the amorous fiery of a raving girl.
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Poetry has not often been worse employed than in dignifying the amorous fury of a raving girl.
12
One feels death enter, dignifying all things; and touched by that hand, foolish old Barkis grows great.
13
What monasticism had done for the religious life in dignifying labor and service, chivalry did for secular life.
14
The conciliatory fashion of "dignifying the seats" clung long in the Congregational churches of New England.
15
We can well believe that much "discresing" was necessary in dignifying as well as in seating.
16
Remaining silent and not dignifying the revelation with a response forces attention back onto the person who leaked them.
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Dignifying through the time