dignity
അന്തസ്സ്
definition
noun
a man of dignity and unbending principle
the state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect.
translation of 'dignity'
noun
പതാപം
example
He exuded 'dignity' and gravity and he was courteous to counsel and witnesses alike.
Once we realize this truth, we are unlikely to contaminate ourselves by behavior beneath our 'dignity' .
It was beneath my 'dignity' to watch him leave, but for some reason I wished I could.
I just request that we try to treat this proceeding with some 'dignity' and some decorum.
Joanna did herself proud, showing that Polish youth can carry themselves with 'dignity' and decorum all over the world.
the 'dignity' of labor
Sheila said he had been a gentleman, a man of 'dignity' and integrity, who always had a smile on his face and was proud to be from York.
But she rises above that, to show that even in misery there can be 'dignity' and nobility.
I can ask that the searches and scrutiny be done in a professional manner, with no insults and nothing that offends my 'dignity' .
They are a tall, noble people who move with grace and 'dignity' , covering the ground, however rough, with apparently effortless ease.
he bowed with great 'dignity'
Other positions, however, were related more to the quality and 'dignity' of human life.
Patients identified being treated with respect and 'dignity' as very important.
However, they also noted that the public had praised staff, saying they treated patients with 'dignity' and respect and were polite and caring.
She was missing one shoe, but she seemed to consider it beneath her 'dignity' to limp.
We are committed to treating all persons under coalition control with 'dignity' , respect and humanity.
The 'dignity' of the Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Home Department is upheld once more.
I paused outside the carved double doors, gathering my 'dignity' and composure around me like a shield.
At all times she managed to do all of it with great 'dignity' and integrity.
The solemnity and 'dignity' of the occasion were marred by this imperial affront to the former colonies.
Asked by the castle guard to read his work, the poet refuses because it is beneath his 'dignity' to perform in the open air.
he bowed with great 'dignity'
Facing us across the table, his expression solemn, he read the words of the ceremony slowly and with 'dignity' .
He ruled until his retirement in 2004 at the age of 38, a reign graced as much by 'dignity' as by destructive potency.
it was beneath his 'dignity' to shout
So, you know, she's handled all of those situations with such 'dignity' and grace.
He will be remembered by those who worked with him as a man of integrity, 'dignity' and honesty, and he had many other virtues as well.
Of course people should be able to deal with each other in a manner of 'dignity' and respect.
Do you think the notion that it's beneath the 'dignity' of a serious writer to cater for something like television has simply vanished?
I hope the old fella remembers that he acted with 'dignity' and honour at a time of extreme pressure.
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