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infra dig

Informal beneath one's dignity
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Around 36% of Egypt's workforce is involved in farming, but the dress emblematic of both farmers and landowners is today considered infra dig.
As Egyptian as the sphinx? While Gulf Arabs wear their traditional dress with pride, in Egypt donning the local galabiyya is frequently looked on less than favourably
I presume BC's strange conclusion comes from someone who thinks that safety belts are infra dig and that donning a hard hat on construction sites is a fashion statement.
Time to belt up!
a decade later, a season later, it's ashamed-to-be-seen-in, clapped out, white elephant, obsolete, infra dig, inefficient, passe, and away it goes to the basement or the bushes or the ditch or the bottom of the sea.
A Scientific Romance: the author of A Short History of Progress envisions a world recovering from environmental wounds
He was a surgeon and man-midwife, or what we'd call an obstetrician today, which was regarded as a bit infra dig back then," says David Brazendale.
A sell-out publication
What is more, those who matter (big bosses of Indian science who sit in virtually all Committees) consider the very thought of publication in Indian journals infra dig.
We are surging ahead!
The venerable elder statesman of the Heath considers it infra dig to exercise with others, and simply wouldn't dream of entering the indoor ride.
Horse Racing: AT HOME ALONE; FOCUS ON THE FLAT HARDY PERENNIALS
It's a wonderful thing and includes essential information like a wind chill factor table' sunrise and sunsets for 2007' Latin in common usage (I now know that infra dig means beneath one's dignity, so already the Audi diary is paying off)' and, of course, there's the essential wine chart.
Red letter day for diary lover; Inside View
Even the fashion connoisseur may think Vuitton is a little corny and infra dig, but look in her closet and you'll find one or two.
In the bag: once you fall for Louis Vuitton, you know it's forever
They were originally known as the White Conduit Club, had no ground of their own and played on the equivalent of the local rec but it was regarded as infra dig for the aristocracy to play in front of the great unwashed.
To the manor born
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