0 making you look silly and lose people's respect, especially because of not being controlled, serious, or calm:
At that time baseball was considered to be a boys' game and it was thought undignified for grown men to play it.
She did not wish to engage in an undignified struggle that she would no doubt lose.
In a rather undignified manner, she had to be rescued by a tractor, and was then whisked off to the hospital.
I can foresee a whole series of most undignified actions being resorted to by frustrated and bewildered householders up and down the country.
It is undignified for the nurses and demeaning to the whole population.
During that period they have been put in the undignified position of being assumed to be guilty.
The continual reassessment to entitlement to rebate is an undignified process.
