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2021-05-13 08:05
Stand on (one's) dignity verb phrase
To maintain one's dignity regardless of facing with challenges
Eventually, he couldn't stand on his dignity when being confronted with benefits.
To demand the treatment that someone thinks he or she deserves
He stood on his dignity and told us to call him "The best".
to indicate one who is underrated, humbled, looked down to and made to have consciousness of being not important as they think.
The verb " stand" must be conjugated according to its tense.
The origin of this phrase is not clear.
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Use ink or some type of digital scanner to record one's fingerprints
The police wants to roll all people's finger prints in the office.
