dignify in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for dignify in the English»Spanish Dictionary

dignify <dignifies dignifying dignified> [Am ˈdɪɡnəˌfaɪ, Brit ˈdɪɡnɪfʌɪ] VB trans

1. dignify (grace):

dignify

dignificar

2. dignify (make respectable):

dignify

darle categoría a

I would not dignify that question with an answer

esa pregunta no es digna de respuesta

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dignificar

to dignify

dignify in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dignify in the English»Spanish Dictionary

dignify [ˈdɪgnɪfaɪ] VB trans -ie-

dignify

dignificar

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ensalzar (dignificar)

to dignify

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It takes courage to love and trust, and courage to part in a way that dignifies the feelings you once had.

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Such stories should therefore be discarded with a wave of the hand without our military services dignifying them with formal responses.

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I'm not going to dignify those other items on the list by calling them games.

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That's why he attempts to dignify it with a historical setting.

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It's a huge error to dignify these desert pirates as a "state" on which one might wage war as an equal.

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It is not marriage, which dignifies and beautifies human relationships.

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Perhaps they did not want to dignify the rants contained in his article.

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I didn't dignify it with a response -- she was known for her sharp remarks.

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That of course is not to dignify or justify it.

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She rewrote the dialogue which she called old slavery-time talk in an effort to dignify the character.

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