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- Dictionarydignify/ˈdɪɡnɪfʌɪ/
verb
- 1. make (something) seem worthy and impressive: "the Americans had dignified their departure with a ceremony"
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DIGNIFY definition: 1. to cause something to be respected and considered important 2. to cause something to be…. Learn more.
The meaning of DIGNIFY is to give distinction to : ennoble. How to use dignify in a sentence.
verb. to invest with honour or dignity; ennoble. to add distinction to. the meeting was dignified by the minister. to add a semblance of dignity to, esp by the use of a pretentious name or title. she dignifies every plant with its Latin name.
DIGNIFY meaning: 1. to cause something to be respected and considered important 2. to cause something to be…. Learn more.
1. to invest with honour or dignity; ennoble. 2. to add distinction to. the meeting was dignified by the minister. 3. to add a semblance of dignity to, esp by the use of a pretentious name or title. she dignifies every plant with its Latin name. Collins English Dictionary.
dignify something to make something appear important when it is not really. I'm not going to dignify his comments by reacting to them.
1. To confer dignity or honor on; give distinction to: dignified him with a title. 2. To raise the status of (something unworthy or lowly); make honorable: would not dignify the insulting question with a response.
