undignified

adj.不庄重的；无威严的

indignified───未消化的

undignifies───v.使丧失尊严

dignified───adj.庄严的；有尊严的；高贵的；v.使高贵（dignify的过去式）

indignifies───侮辱

unmagnified───不庄重的

consignified───委托

undignifying───v.使丧失尊严

dignifies───vt.使高贵；增威严；授以荣誉

ignified───点燃

an undignified scramble for the best seats.───争抢最好的位子，真是有失体统。

It is sad to see a county confine its activities to undignified public bickering.───看到一个国家的活动离不开豪无尊严的公开争吵是令人痛心的。

Such conduct is undignified for a person of his position.───对于他这种地位的人来说，这样的行为是不庄重的。

I was such a bright young man that I thought some of his remarks undignified , and butted in myself.───我那时真是聪明过分，总觉他说话不大漂亮，非自己**嘴不可。

His skis crossed and he sat down in a most undignified manner.───他的滑雪板交叉在一起坐下时，姿势很不雅观。

But suddenly that part of him that was left behind convulsed in undignified haste.───但突然这部分他留下的有损尊严的震撼操之过急。

It must have been quite undignified for him to run ahead of the crowd and then climb a convenient tree!───他跑到前面，爬上路边的一颗树，这对他来说实在是颇失颜面！

It was an undignified journey. As Mr Berlusconi arrived at the palace, a large crowd booed and jeered.───此行并不光彩，贝卢斯科尼到达总统官邸时，一大群人向他发出嘘声和嘲笑声。

Even turning around is difficult, and they often end up in an undignified heap at the base of the tree.───甚至转身都很艰难，而且它们常最终大损尊严地堆坐到树底边的地面上。