dignity
dignidade
definition
noun
a man of dignity and unbending principle
the state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect.
translation of 'dignity'
noun
decoro,
respeitabilidade,
honra,
decência,
brio,
seriedade,
dignidade
example
Most of us are able to deal with life with grace and 'dignity' and when we don't, it worries us and we try to work it out.
He handed her the rose with all the 'dignity' that such a serious occasion demanded before getting rather unsteadily to his feet.
Apart from that, she was a picture of 'dignity' and grace, with the kind of beauty that grew resplendent with age.
It was beneath my 'dignity' to watch him leave, but for some reason I wished I could.
That deputy violated my civil rights, demeaned my character, and has done serious damage to my 'dignity' .
This pumpkin has a great more 'dignity' and gravitas than some goofy pumpkin with a toothy grin and a stupid hat.
I just request that we try to treat this proceeding with some 'dignity' and some decorum.
She was missing one shoe, but she seemed to consider it beneath her 'dignity' to limp.
Naturally, flying in one of those ancient ships was beneath his 'dignity' .
It is well understood that honour and 'dignity' are more important than everything.
With grace, 'dignity' and a heartbreaking absence of despair, she pulls the blanket around herself.
At all times she managed to do all of it with great 'dignity' and integrity.
For one thing, we intuitively respected the inherent 'dignity' of one another.
He will have to explain his motives exceptionally well - something he has thus far failed to do - and concede with grace and 'dignity' .
But now it is gone and we should lament its passing with all the solemnity and 'dignity' such an occasion deserves.
They are a tall, noble people who move with grace and 'dignity' , covering the ground, however rough, with apparently effortless ease.
it was beneath his 'dignity' to shout
An innate sense of pride and 'dignity' sets them apart from the crowd.
Of course, he did have style, if a bit pompous; he gave the ceremony its minimal 'dignity' .
Other positions, however, were related more to the quality and 'dignity' of human life.
Asked by the castle guard to read his work, the poet refuses because it is beneath his 'dignity' to perform in the open air.
You lead a wholesome and healthy life, with 'dignity' and honour.
it was beneath his 'dignity' to shout
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 you have no right simply to dismiss it as irrelevant or beneath your 'dignity' .
He was always for better relations with Pakistan, and for allowing the people of Kashmir to live with 'dignity' and honour.
Facing us across the table, his expression solemn, he read the words of the ceremony slowly and with 'dignity' .
he bowed with great 'dignity'
Do you think the notion that it's beneath the 'dignity' of a serious writer to cater for something like television has simply vanished?
He exuded 'dignity' and gravity and he was courteous to counsel and witnesses alike.
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