Manner or disposition befitting a lord; dignity, grandeur. Also: arrogance, haughtiness, imperiousness.

Stateliness; dignity of bearing or appearance. Now rare.

Kingly or queenly dignity of look, bearing, or appearance; impressive stateliness of aspect or demeanour. Also figurative.

Noble dignity of manner or behaviour. Frequently in negative sense: excessive dignity; stiffness or formality of manners.

Noble dignity of manner or behaviour; dignified appearance; stateliness of bearing. Obsolete.

Royal dignity or demeanour.

That which is proper, suitable, seemly, befitting, becoming; fitness, propriety, congruity. That which is proper to the character, position…

Conscious greatness, imposing dignity. Also: haughtiness, arrogance.

Bearing, deportment, or carriage, esp. dignified or stately bearing; demeanour or manner. Now archaic and rare.

Nobility or befitting elevation of aspect, manner, or style; becoming or fit stateliness, gravity. (Cf. dignified, adj. 2.)

Importance manifested by appearance or demeanour; dignity. Also transferred of things. Obsolete.

= stateliness, n. (in various senses).