dignifying

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That's almost as practical, comfortable, and dignifying as the alternative non-App solution of just peeing in your pants.

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Conveying or conducive to a sense of dignity.

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adjective

Conveying or conducive to a sense of dignity.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for dignifying.

adjective

Conveying or conducive to a sense of dignity.

Example sentences

That's almost as practical, comfortable, and dignifying as the alternative non-App solution of just peeing in your pants.

Their productions feel so dignifying to everyone, embracing the full human experience, not so necessarily dark and disturbing.

This isn’t worth dignifying with a reasonable response because it’s laughably out of touch with reality.

Yes, everyone who deals with the general public knows how unstressful and dignifying that is.

This thread is dignifying a debate that was decisively resolved over 15 years ago.

Downvoting lets you get satisfaction without dignifying a dumb thread with a response.

I started to write up an example, but since we're talking about the imaginary abstract Vehicle implementation, it's not worth dignifying.

I'm not a fan of Ruby, but the original Wired article is pure, distilled rage-clickbait, and nobody should be dignifying it.

I’m really not sure that they should be dignifying that idiot’s nonsense with a response.

I didn't see the point of dignifying it with a comment when submitted earlier, since it's obvious unfunny trolling, better ignored than acknowledged.

He's not dignifying it because it's plainly absurd.

Assuming it doesn't do anything else magical, I don't see much point in dignifying it with a web hit, let alone finding out its name.

Quote examples

I won't bother getting into trying to demonstrate Medieval art doesn't "suck", it's not worth dignifying.

I understand you have an image to protect, but I really wish you would stop dignifying this politicization and "tech journalism" garbage with responses.

But don't get me wrong, I'm not saying a crappy low cost smartphone won't be of any help, I'm just saying thing can be lot more better, more fair and more "dignifying".

I am no longer young enough to love chaos, and I am reasonably familiar with recent history; I suppose this might make me look reactionary on some subjects and from a certain point of view, but I have never since childhood dreamt of dignifying any opinion I might hold with a name involving either a majuscule or an "-ism".