deign in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To deign means to do something that one considers to be beneath their dignity or status.

She wouldn't deign to respond to the rude comments made about her.
The queen deigned to visit the village, much to the delight of the townsfolk.
After much persuasion, he finally deigned to accept their invitation to the gala.
It was surprising to see him deign to share his valuable insights with the newcomers.
They hoped she would deign to offer her expertise during the crucial meeting.
She wouldn't even deign to acknowledge his presence at the party.
The queen did not deign to respond to the commoner's plea for help.
He finally decided to deign to share his insights after much persuasion.
It was surprising to see her deign to accept his invitation after their past disagreements.
They hoped she would deign to offer some advice on their project.