undignified in Spanish
undignified in Spanish is indignificado, no / poco dignificado — undignified means lacking dignity; embarrassing or unbecoming.
undignified in Spanish
indignificado
lacking in or damaging to dignity
no / poco dignificado
lacking in or damaging to dignity
What does "undignified" mean?
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adjective Lacking dignity; embarrassing or unbecoming.
"Slipping on the ice in front of everyone was a rather undignified moment."
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undignified in a sentence
- Slipping on the ice in front of everyone was a rather undignified moment.
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What is "undignified" in Spanish?
"undignified" in Spanish is indignificado, no / poco dignificado. undignified means: Lacking dignity; embarrassing or unbecoming.
How do you use "undignified" in a sentence?
Example: "Slipping on the ice in front of everyone was a rather undignified moment." In Spanish, "undignified" is indignificado, no / poco dignificado.
Are there other ways to say "undignified" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "undignified": indignificado, no / poco dignificado.
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