Dignified
Polite
Polite adjective - Following the established traditions of refined society and good taste.
Usage example: such matters are never mentioned in polite conversation
Dignified and polite are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dignified" instead an adjective "Polite".
Nearby Words: politeness, politely
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The process of slapping someone with High Class Gloves is in itself so polite and dignified that it somehow seems socially acceptable that the natural outcome of the slap is a Duel to the Death.
Source: Glove Slap -
Freya is calm, polite and dignified even when dealing with opponents and is an excellent fighter while Beatrix is a gentlewoman who looks feminine without being over the top about it and is a skilled swordswoman.
Source: Lady of War -
He's selfish and ego-maniacal, but also very polite and dignified.
Source: Anime / Pokémon 2000
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