dignitas
- noun
- /ˈdɪɡnɪtəs/
- Literature
- And that second issue was his Dignitas, this Latin word that means dignity and honor and rank and status.
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Watch on YouTubeAnd that second issue was his Dignitas, this Latin word that means dignity and honor and rank and status.
- And that second issue was his Dignitas, this Latin word that means dignity and honor and rank and status.
Examples
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The core tenets of the Moss Mayoram were fides, pietas, religio, cultus, discapina, wuertas, Dignitas and octoritas.
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In ancient Rome, dignitas was essential for maintaining one's status and respect among peers.
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The senator's dignitas was evident in the way he spoke and commanded attention during debates.
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To achieve dignitas in society, one must act with integrity and honor their commitments.
Synonyms
A high official rank or title that shows respect and power
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Etymology
Dignitas comes from the Latin root dignus meaning 'worthy' and is the source of the English word dignity. In ancient Rome it named a person's social worth or prestige, so today it still points to someone's importance and the respect they have.