Ability and Dignity

Ability

Ability noun - The physical or mental power to do something.

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Dignity and ability are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dignity" instead a noun "Ability".

Nearby Word: able

Dignity noun - High position within society.

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Ability and dignity are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ability" instead a noun "Dignity".

Nearby Words: dignified, dignify

human	human ability	human dignity
high	high ability	high dignity
natural	natural ability	natural dignity
certain	certain ability	certain dignity
Other adjectives: great, little, inherent, general, less, greater, basic.

You lack the slightest shred of dignity or ability!

Source: I Can't Do This by Myself
Dwayne was less than pleased that Collector took away his ability to at least die with dignity alongside his teammates after the colossal screw-up which caused the first Civil War event.

Source: Comic Book / Contest of Champions
Holding the Floor: Richard's ability to do this at his "formal" abdication is the only thing that lets him keep some amount of personal power and dignity.

Source: Theatre / Richard II

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