Can you use the word deign in a sentence?

Answer:
I'm not sure if that is a real word.


- It is a real word it means : 'To think fit or in accordance with ones dignity.'
A sentence example would be: " As usual the wolf did not deign to glance at the man, but rather continued on his way."
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