infra dig

To do so would be infra dig, beneath him.

At times he even looks for beauty, a quality unfortunately thought infra dig by trendsetters today.

It has become infra dig to remind that Simpson is, at the least, a wife beater.

They think it's a bit infra dig.

But it was somehow infra dig.

Objects that smack of newness or have a gaudy shine are similarly infra dig.

It's utterly infra dig, like clapping the coronation.

Infra dig, he called it!

This was all very infra dig, and he thought again that in doing as the Albians did one had to do some damned nutty things!

Whatever he did would be ultimately deniable-get caught and, well, burgling a diplomat's luggage was about as infra dig as you could get.

All very well for colonials who feel like a bit of slumming, but for you, a ranking officer and a gentleman, definitely infra dig."

Infra Dig (1992)

The agency has the right to examine its employees' private financial records, including their credit card and banking accounts, but considers such gumshoe work infra dig.

As a consequence, the subject was infra dig for serious linguists for many years, and it is refreshing to see it brought to the surface again.

Mentioning Britain's Oxbridge Oligarchy is something so awfully infra dig that it must be stricken from view immediately.

Infra is Latin for "below; inferior to"; it is best known for its use in infra dig, which means "beneath one's dignity."

Among artists lithography was infra dig by the 1870's - because commercial illustrators had discovered it was a perfect printing medium for glaring posters.

I cannot conclude this review without commenting on an element of dictionary marketing that I think may be infra dig these days, namely, the attempt at hoopla.

It is definitely infra dig - short for infra dignitatem, beneath one's dignity - for the august Book Review to condescend so crudely.

Perdita, on the other hand, even though she was playing with seventeen to twenty-one year olds, regarded playing for the Pony Club as deeply infra dig.

Eva tried to follow her and was left feeling guilty because she couldn't and be-cause, it was evidently infra dig to be houseproud and she was.

Dress code is casual, but shorts on men except near the beach is infra dig, and a few multi-star hotels enforce 'smart casual' garb for dinner.

Victoria and her daughters were fairly accomplished but luckily did not have to earn their living with a brush; besides, they would have thought it dreadfully infra dig to do so.

It is infra dig to suggest that bankers and bondholders should "take a haircut" for their duff decisions, and since they have declined, ordinary taxpayers will have to do so.

So even if the Great Analyzer would have found a laying on of hands infra dig, he could at least have prescribed the new home remedy and found out if it worked.