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A composed or serious manner or style

A sense of self-worth or pride in one's character or morality

A high rank or position

The state or feeling of being calm and in control of oneself

The quality of being elegant, dignified or classy

(archaic) Having an aristocratic status

The state or condition of being proper

Behaviour showing high moral standards

One's standing in the eyes of others

Solemnity of manner

Haughtiness or arrogance

Polite, refined social behavior

Regularity, restraint

The state or characteristic of being a virgin

(of feelings, wishes, or rights) Due regard for others

The impressive manner or appearance of a person

An ornamental headband worn as a badge of royalty

The fact of being pushed or advanced to a more favourable situation

The sovereign power of a country, nation or state

An extreme example of something

A famous person, typically successful or much-publicized

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Noun

A composed or serious manner or style

ceremoniousness

self-possession

splendiferousness

illustriousness

incorruptibility

conscientiousness

pomp and circumstance

great importance

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“Jenna did herself proud, showing that youth can carry themselves with dignity all over the world.”

Noun

A sense of self-worth or pride in one's character or morality

“He considers it beneath his dignity to respond to all of these mean tweets.”

Noun

A high rank or position

illustriousness

prestigiousness

good reputation

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

extraordinariness

media attention

distinguishment

social standing

social position

position in society

standing in society

trustworthiness

disinterestedness

high-mindedness

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“Nobles were promised dignities in return for their loyalty.”

Noun

The state or feeling of being calm and in control of oneself

imperturbability

tranquillity^UK

levelheadedness

self-possession

self-composedness

presence of mind

self-confidence

self-discipline

strength of mind

strength of character

self-constraint

level-headedness

self-assuredness

cool-headedness

belief in oneself

imperturbableness

faith in oneself

even-temperedness

even-mindedness

quick-wittedness

positive self-image

unresponsiveness

standoffishness

unconcernedness

dispassionateness

uncommunicativeness

intestinal fortitude

strength of personality

force of personality

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Noun

The quality of being elegant, dignified or classy

civilization^US

civilisation^UK

gentlemanliness

self-possession

punctiliousness

intellectual awareness

artistic awareness

ostentatiousness

fluidity of movement

light-footedness

poetry in motion

cultivated beauty

professionalism

fashionableness

artistic ability

natural ability

social know-how

cultivated look

cosmopolitanism

resourcefulness

nimble-footedness

picturesqueness

irresistibility

prepossessingness

physical attractiveness

uninhibitedness

spontaneousness

unceremoniousness

lack of reserve

lack of constraint

lightheartedness

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Noun

(archaic) Having an aristocratic status

peers of the realm

privileged class

beautiful people

crème de la crème

privileged classes

upper middle class

the better sorts

the Four Hundred

incorruptibility

illustriousness

cream of society

rich and famous

social register

fashionable society

members of the aristocracy

members of the peerage

members of the nobility

lords and ladies

titled nobility

country club set

peers and peeresses

glamorous people

the upper class

best of the best

pick of the litter

cream of the crop

cream of the cream

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Noun

The state or condition of being proper

appropriateness

ceremoniousness

conventionality

respectableness

accepted conduct

appropriate behavior

well-suitedness

recommendability

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Behaviour showing high moral standards

incorruptibility

trustworthiness

irreproachableness

meritoriousness

high-mindedness

high principles

nobility of soul

nobility of spirit

lack of corruption

right-mindedness

conscientiousness

straightforwardness

perpendicularity

kindheartedness

redeeming feature

cardinal virtue

praiseworthiness

appropriateness

advantageousness

efficaciousness

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Noun

One's standing in the eyes of others

social position

aggrandizement^US

illustriousness

immortalization

aggrandisement^UK

good reputation

congratulations

hero-worshipping

trustworthiness

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Solemnity of manner

Noun

Haughtiness or arrogance

superciliousness

self-importance

presumptuousness

pretentiousness

self-consequence

high-handedness

airs and graces

contemptuousness

overbearingness

overweeningness

vaingloriousness

sense of superiority

sense of entitlement

self-entitlement

exaggerated self-opinion

self-admiration

ostentatiousness

swellheadedness

self-satisfaction

self-congratulation

self-assumption

superior manner

sententiousness

hoity-toitiness

feeling of superiority

self-centeredness

self-righteousness

self-assuredness

high opinion of oneself

good opinion of oneself

self-glorification

self-exaltation

swollen-headedness

conspicuousness

false appearance

outward appearance

self-advertisement

grandstand play

going Hollywood

assumed manners

unnatural imitation

putting on airs

meretriciousness

self-absorption

self-centredness

window-dressing

disingenuousness

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Noun

Polite, refined social behavior

polite behaviour

accepted behaviour

rules of conduct

code of behaviour^UK

code of behavior^US

proper behavior

acceptable conduct

correct behaviour

internet etiquette

cyber etiquette

online etiquette

punctiliousness

conscientiousness

conventionalities

proper behaviour

conventionality

acceptable behaviour

customary behaviour

rules of behaviour

established ways

way of doing things

diplomatic code

standard procedure

social procedures

code of conduct

conventionalism

attention to detail

traditional action

do's and don'ts

social conventions

social niceties

matter of course

one's Ps and Qs

correct behavior

formal courtesy

set of principles

set of standards

polished manners

established way

custom and practice

traditional customs

expected behavior

usual procedure

social practice

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Noun

Regularity, restraint

Noun

The state or characteristic of being a virgin

unmarried state

incorruptibility

clear conscience

irreproachableness

lack of corruption

single blessedness

nobility of spirit

nobility of soul

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Noun

(of feelings, wishes, or rights) Due regard for others

considerateness

gentlemanliness

good-naturedness

accommodativeness

common courtesy

civilization^US

civilisation^UK

kindheartedness

kind-heartedness

warm-heartedness

tender-heartedness

pleasurableness

knight-errantry

acceptable conduct

correct behaviour

polite behaviour

cultivated look

social standing

compassionateness

self-possession

tenderheartedness

soft-heartedness

softheartedness

warmheartedness

good-heartedness

polished manners

intellectual awareness

artistic awareness

public-spiritedness

neighbourliness^UK

punctiliousness

neighborliness^US

ostentatiousness

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Noun

The impressive manner or appearance of a person

dignified bearing

dignified demeanour

way of behaving

way of standing

social behaviour

facial expression

person's presence

cut of one's jib

way of bearing oneself

way of carrying oneself

way of conducting oneself

way of holding oneself

outward appearance

characteristics

essential quality

distinctiveness

sum and substance

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Noun

An ornamental headband worn as a badge of royalty

circular decoration

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Noun

The fact of being pushed or advanced to a more favourable situation

aggrandisement^UK

aggrandizement^US

a kick upstairs

a step up the ladder

step up the ladder

career development

immortalization

intensification

optimization^US

optimisation^UK

increase in efficiency

diversification

maximization^US

increase in size

maximisation^UK

upward movement

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The sovereign power of a country, nation or state

sovereign power

Noun

An extreme example of something

greatest degree

demarcation line

circumscription

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Noun

A famous person, typically successful or much-publicized

important person

big-time operator

high muckety-muck

pillar of society

person of influence

very important person

high-muckety-muck

high-muck-a-muck

influential person

well-known person

captain of industry

distinguished person

important personage

big man on campus

cause célèbre

somebody famous

person to be reckoned with

well-known face

pillar of the community

high man on the totem pole

pillar of the church

pillar of the state

powerful person

powerful batter

person in charge

merchant prince

box office success

box-office success

multimillionaire

business person

big businessman

buyer and seller

person of means

industrial magnate

financial magnate

wealthy businessman

multimillionairess

multibillionaire

person of substance

one who signs the checks

economic liberal

commercial traveller

investment banker

merchant banker

homme d'affaires

commanding officer

wealthy individual

person who writes the checks

pilot in command

business executive

commercial intermediary

mover and shaker

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