Deign is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEIGN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to condescend, also DAINE
• condescend to give (something)
• agree (to do something), but as if doing someone a favour
• To esteem worthy; to consider worth notice; -- opposed to disdain.
• To condescend to give or bestow; to stoop to furnish; to vouchsafe; to allow; to grant.
• To think worthy; to vouchsafe; to condescend; - - followed by an infinitive.
• do something that one considers to be below one\'s dignity
• do something that one considers to be beneath one's dignity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lower oneself to do something

Words related to DEIGN

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Words that contain DEIGN

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How to use DEIGN in a sentence

• Only the yellow dog was still stretched there, and he did not even deign to look up.
• Some, indeed, did not deign to recognize her at all.
• But not until the supper was finished did the farmer deign to impart his news.
• I ought indeed to be a happy man, since you deign to show me at what price you value our friendship.
• No stranger deign to visit your rude coast, And be, to all but banisht men, as lost.
• Not so, O friends! will the god deign to enter and inhabit you, but by a method precisely the reverse.
• Deign, then, to accept, O my God, from Thy servant the things which he hath shown forth in his love for Thee.
• You deigned to corrupt me and now you deign to leave me.
• And he marvelled in his heart that the great woman should deign to waste so much as a moment upon him.
• With courtly air the Black Knight approached the Queen, knelt before her, and begged that she would deign to be his partner in the dance.
• As I spoke they both turned their wicked, black eyes on me, but did not deign to speak.
• Sinclair, however, did not deign to make any explanation, but puffed away at his cigar.
• She either did not deign to reply, or she did not receive the letter.
• This letter implored the Holy Father to deign to take into consideration the conditions existing in Russia.
• Deign to enter Meido, be wholly purified of wickedness, and in a second birth, if in human form, be of a virtuous House.
• Deign to grant your company and the entertainment will be all the better.
• Deign to place this foolish priest on solid ground.
• Deign to come within, to a cooler place, away from this desolating heat.
• None of the ancient peers, however, though summoned by writ, would deign to accept of a seat which they must share with such companions as were assigned them.
• Be not agitated, but graciously deign to give me thine attention while I speak.
• What that is, I cannot tell you, for Herr Krummacher did not deign to tell me.
• Let the man whom I deign to love beware how he thinks of anything but loving me! For my part, I like those long trials of the old-fashioned chivalry.
• If other duties require not your presence, deign to enter and accept our hospitality.
• I now come with these lines to ask your Majesty to deign to command that I should be informed as to what pleasure it has given.
• Should you deign to return it to him he will be the happiest of mortals, if not he will cheerfully resign himself to death, seeing he does so for love of you.
• She did not after that one scorching glance deign to do battle with him.
• Then, upon his knees, the brother prayed our Lord to deign to grant his request, for the greater strengthening of the faith of those new Christians.
• Write your letter to the All Highest, who may deign to receive it.

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