dignified

Preposition: by

• title: This was indeed a profound insight and became dignified by the title the Changing Locus of Reformism.
• name: This is the kind of thing which is dignified by the name of New Knowledge.
• term: Your contribution therefore cannot even by dignified by the term ' polemic ' .

Preposition: with

• title: Conscription is dignified with the title of national service.
• name: The great pub standby for main courses is the casserole, or stew, now dignified with posh names like daube or bourguignonne.

Modifies a noun

• silence: The dignified silence of the tobacco companies was broken.
• manner: He reacts in a dignified manner, accepting what she tells him.
• burial: I was relieved to be given the chance to give this child a dignified burial of what was left.
• funeral: The State will ensure the deceased receives a basic dignified funeral.
• ceremony: Friends and families of the deceased attended a dignified ceremony.
• exit: Still, at least it made a dignified exit, with no traces of malice placed in any characters ' mouths.

Modifying Another Word

• essentially: Saturn in Libra is essentially dignified no matter where he is in the chart.
• rather: However, what he plays is no forced compromise: he has his own, rather dignified, sound.
• yet: The design criteria stated that, " The monument should be distinctive yet dignified.
• very: Our memorial had been built to a very dignified design.
• well: The more remote, the more time must be allowed. o Mars well dignified in the 7th house suggests the woman is newly conceived.
• too: It was, in the eyes of the nation, primarily radio, and radio was then far too dignified to have such things.

Used with adjective complement

• look: A queue of people behind you giggle as you take the chair and try to look dignified for your moment of ' greatness ' .
• remain: Two weeks of rolling ship and frozen land requiring vast amounts of brain power just to remain dignified, certainly takes its toll.
• have: Modern American economists have dignified this common sense insight with the name of rational ignorance.