deign|deigned|deigning|deigns in English

verb

[deɪn]

condescend, lower oneself

Use "deign|deigned|deigning|deigns" in a sentence

1. Weatherby didn't deign to reply.

2. He did not deign to reply.

3. Will you deign no answer?

4. She would not deign to speak to us.

5. Looking askance at Artfulest pleas, nor deigning to glance, at the tiny trapeze

6. He did not deign to an answer.

7. They would never deign to notice me.

8. He did not even deign to glance at me.

9. I fear my Julia will not deign my lines.

10. If e'er you deign these lowly lines your eyes.

11. Mrs. Hurstwood kept on arranging her hair, not so much as deigning a glance.

12. 14 I would not deign to comment on such behaviour.

13. Travis called after her, but she didn't deign to answer.

14. He doesn't deign to acknowledge his old friends.

15. Synonyms for Condescended include stooped, deigned, conceded, descended, unbent, unbended, consented, vouchsafed, accommodated and agreed

16. He doesn't deign to talk to unimportant people like me.

17. I would not deign to comment on such behaviour.

18. It had taken this long for her to deign to notice me.

19. The Architect would never deign to meet a mere acolyte.

20. At times he might even deign to speak to them.

21. Whether Tunstall eventually deigned to meet Tyndale is not clear, but his message was, ‘My house is full.’

22. To condescend to grant or bestow ( a privilege, for example ); deign.

23. The lady did not so much as deign a glance at the boy.

24. Welcome wholeheartedly new and old customers in the world your patronage, deign to inquire, direct.

25. 24 I think you may deign to marry me . I don't want to be an Adonis.