Do something that one considers to be below one's dignity.
Sinônimos
Examples for "descend"
Examples for "descend"
1The Roman opened the trap-door in the ground in order to descend.
2The papyrus boat lies at the ferry; thou shalt descend in it.
3In the vast shadow of night, the coolness and the dews descend.
4Several of the remaining men began to descend towards their new attacker.
5And yet the greatest threat to humanity is just about to descend.
1The braves themselves did not condescend to menial labor of this kind.
2These dignitaries condescend to advertise against each other in the local papers.
3On the contrary, they not unfrequently condescend to bless the very humblest.
4Nevertheless we, in our fancied mightiness, cannot condescend to such vulgar considerations.
5I wonder you condescend to such trifles as fashionably-shaped hats and coats.
1Gentle Night; deign to stay awhile: Some help is needed from you.
2Farrar did not deign to answer: his eye was on the wind.
3But Mars would hardly deign to share the humbler laurels of Apollo.
4But the big chap ahead of them did not deign to reply.
5But a question like that the boys would not deign to answer.
6If the frightened, faded wife would deign to speak to the Americano.
7She did not deign to answer, but hurried out of the room.
8Ser Mandon did not deign to show that he had heard that.
9If Your Majesty would deign to rebut it, how could it stand?
10Whether you were instructed by him I do not deign to ask.
11Whether I would deign to lift him up again is another thing.
12There is a village there called Známenskoe-Glúshkovo-perhapsyou deign to know it.
13He did not deign to hide his grief or pleasure under disguises.
14Thou didst not even deign to fix on him Thy Adorable Eyes.
15She did not deign to take it, but strode purposefully toward Basind.
16Indeed, trains do not deign to notice its existence except on Sundays.
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