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Meanings of more dignified in English

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Usage of more dignified in English
1
I cannot think of a more dignified way to express our sympathy.
The Irish Times
2
It's more dignified, sounds cooler and it'll get you just as far.
Wastelands
3
Fortunately, the remaining speeches in Indiana were made under more dignified conditions.
McClure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 6, May, 1896
4
The Duchess rose-shehad an idea that she was more dignified standing.
The Mischief-Maker
5
Gubser had hardly changed, had if anything become more dignified and vicar-like.
Melnitz
6
I think I would be more dignified than I sometimes have been.
The Billow and the Rock
7
But it would be more dignified for you not to love her.
A Roman Singer
8
But Mr. Otis pursued more dignified game and with a loftier purpose.
James Otis, the Pre-Revolutionist
9
There are so many more dignified methods of terminating an undesirable acquaintanceship.
Book of Etiquette, Volume II
10
Babbitt perceived that as an official delegate he must be more dignified.
Babbitt
11
When we treat each other with dignity, we are all more dignified.
The South African
12
Only his face had become still more manly, his bearing more dignified.
In the Blue Pike — Volume 01
13
Boys are funny sometimes, but girls are more dignified for their age.
The Old Stone House
14
She could have vanished, but chose to make a more dignified exit.
For Love Of Evil
15
She looked more dignified now, her hair was only a little gray.
Jewels
16
Much more dignified than fighting the traffic in a black Rolls Royce.
Sharper than a serpent's tooth
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