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    Dignamente (en. Worthily)

    /diɣ.naˈmen.te/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adverb
    In a way that reflects respectable and honorable behavior.
    The athlete withdrew dignifiedly after his last competition.
    El atleta se retiró dignamente tras su última competición.
    With decorum and respect in difficult situations.
    Despite the adversities, he faced life dignifiedly.
    A pesar de las adversidades, enfrentó la vida dignamente.
    Acting in accordance with one's own dignity.
    It is important that we treat others dignifiedly.
    Es importante que tratemos a los demás dignamente.

    Etymology

    Derived from the adjective 'digno', which comes from the Latin 'dignus', meaning 'worthy, deserving'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to live dignifiedly
    To exist in a way that respects one's own dignity.
    vivir dignamente
    to treat dignifiedly
    To offer respect and consideration to others.
    tratar dignamente
    to leave dignifiedly
    To withdraw from a situation with elegance and honor.
    irse dignamente

    Related Words

    worthy
    That deserves respect or consideration.
    digno
    dignity
    The quality of what is worthy.
    dignidad
    unworthy
    That does not deserve respect or consideration.
    indigno

    Slang Meanings

    In an appropriate or acceptable manner.
    At the party, he behaved dignifiedly, avoiding scandals.
    En la fiesta se comportó dignamente, evitando los escándalos.
    With a level of respect expected in social situations.
    It is expected that everyone dresses dignifiedly at the gala.
    Se espera que todos se vistan dignamente en la gala.