Undignified is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDIGNIFIED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not dignified
• appearing foolish and unseemly; lacking in dignity
• lacking dignity

Words related to UNDIGNIFIED

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How to use UNDIGNIFIED in a sentence

• Esther with undignified haste scrambled up from the float, abandoning her position in the line of battle in favour of the doctor.
• Charman, a wealthy woman, might very well have assisted him to some not undignified mode of earning his living.
• Into the undignified abuse, needless to remark, I did not enter, but kept well in the background.
• And when he turned sharply from the window to meet her she was conscious of a moment of most undignified dread.
• That I shall say something, or do something undignified, or possibly wrong.
• It is so unexpected, so utterly undignified, that it takes all the dignity out of Rylton on the spot.
• But Jean seemed rather to like it, though it was most undignified, and Grant, though he ruled his children well, seemed rather to approve of their treatment of her majesty.
• Now a reaction had set in, and no scorn could be too great for her undignified and presumptuous successor.
• It was certainly undignified to run, but the gallant captain did run, nevertheless and soon caught the coward by the collar.
• Stress of circumstances must be held responsible for the many undignified expressions in which the Diary abounds.
• Accordingly the three made a hasty exit from the room and the Hall, hurrying chapelwards at a most undignified pace.
• Equally disappointing was the undignified display of our little skill, at Charing Cross Station, where we performed before a large and amused London audience.
• Monsieur de Rochefide has felt that the position of the marquise was undignified.
• I had a severe if not undignified struggle with the string before I could get my hat off.
• Puts him in an undignified position, to say the least.
• He was compelled to lie down and roll under the fence, in the most undignified manner, and, when he was through, there was the problem of getting upon his feet again.
• She had never in her life acted in so undignified a manner, and Charlton was thoroughly delighted to have her throw cold water upon him in this fashion.
• It took the stone-flags of the platform with scarcely a sound, and Mr Sandbach and Mr Gale made a simultaneous, superb and undignified rush for it.
• My present income would make an undignified affair of life among the friends of other days.
• Among other things opportunity had of late years been denied her of learning to be undignified, for she lived lonely.
• He had a great charm, and a certain whimsical and fantastic humour, which made him do funny little undignified things, like a child.
• The authorities recommend health exercises, but health exercises are almost invariably undignified in effect and wearing besides.
• It would have been difficult to imagine a more undignified encounter.
• It places you in the most undignified position imaginable, and compels you to wait while it is being read, like a footman who has been told to wait for an answer.
• The House was in an uproar as I entered and from my point of vantage I looked down upon the scene, undignified, but full of most virile life.
• I disliked the girl intensely and hated the sight of her, and this must, I suppose, account for the sudden impulse which led to my undignified retreat.

Similar words containing DIGNIFI without suffix ed and without prefix un

dignified15 dignifies14 dignifiedly20 indignified17 indignifies16 undignifies16 dignification20 dignifiedness19 dignifications21 dignifiednesses21

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